Barron's has an interesting video about the Dividend Aristocrats. Thanks to Disciplined Approach to Investing for psting the video on his blog in the first place. It definitely seems that Barron's is indeed reading my blog. If you scroll to 21st second of the video you will see a snapshot of a table that I originally posted on my blog in this post from June 2008.
Other than that my blog has been featured on several prominent sites from time to time including but not limited to WSJ, The Street (here, here and here) and Motley Fool. Most of my articles also appear regularly on Seeking Alpha, which is the best blog aggregator on the net.
Barron's Electronic Investor has a nice overview of dividend investing resources available to investors in Where to Find High, Safe Stock Yields. Yours truly was also featured in there.
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