The Wall Street Journalís vertical Web sites today announced that they have signed a new content-sharing agreement with Yahoo! Finance. The agreement allows Yahoo! Finance to publish articles from The Wall Street Journalís vertical sites, which are as follows:
CareerJournal.com ó The Wall Street Journalís executive career site.
RealEstateJournal.com ó The Wall Street Journalís guide to property.
StartupJournal.com ó The Wall Street Journalís guide for entrepreneurs.
OpinionJournal.com ó The Wall Street Journalís editorial-page Web site.
CollegeJournal.com ó The Wall Street Journalís guide for career-minded college students.
ìWeíre pleased to make original articles from our sites available to Yahoo! Finance, which will significantly expand the reach of our content,î says Gail Griffin, general manager, The Wall Street Journalís online vertical network. ìOur articles will help empower Yahoo! Finance visitors to locate the solutions and resources they need to succeed, whether itís in their careers, with their real-estate investments or small-business ventures, or if they simply want to stay on top of political opinion.î
Yahoo Finance! is the No. 1 Internet destination for investing news and information in the U.S., according to Nielsen/NetRatings.
ìThe content from The Wall Street Journalís vertical sites is a valuable addition to Yahoo! Financeís expanding content portfolio, and helps expand the advice and opinion we offer our users on a range of important financial topics,î says Peggy White, general manager, Yahoo! Finance.
The Wall Street Journals vertical websites announce content agreement with Yahoo! Finance
The Wall Street Journalís vertical Web sites today announced that they have signed a new content-sharing agreement with Yahoo! Finance
