BNET Needs Business Bloggers. Could You Be One of Them?

We're fond of saying that BNET's success depends in large part on the contributions of our smart and savvy readership. So as we grow our site and look to add more voices, why not turn to you? Here are two new opportunities to contribute to BNET in a bigger way:

1. CBS Interactive is looking for creative and energetic bloggers at BNET Industries, our flagship business news and analysis site. We cover sectors ranging from automotive and finance to healthcare, media and technology for a knowledgeable but general-interest business readership. We're looking for freelance bloggers who can turn out sharp and original takes on business news of the day as well as deeper analysis of otherwise overlooked or unreported developments. Business-blogging experience would be a major plus, as would a unique voice, the ability to quickly write tight and opinionated blog posts, and a sophisticated understanding of business. An ideal candidate would be ready to blog several times a day in order to take maximum advantage of the running room we're ready to provide. Please send a resume and relevant blogging and reportage links to David Hamilton, BNET senior editor, at david.hamilton@cbs.com.
2. CBS Interactive is looking for creative and energetic bloggers to contribute to BNET Insight, our career and management section. Our bloggers provide advice, tips, and the latest ideas for handing the biggest business and career challenges, including team management, recruiting and hiring, marketing, sales, strategy development, career development, job searching, and personal productivity. Our bloggers include journalists who cover the latest management innovations, and subject-matter experts who lend their expertise to solving workplace challenges. The ideal candidate has business-blogging experience as well as fresh ideas, an engaging voice, and a sophisticated understanding of management and career issues. Please send a resume and relevant blogging links to Karen Steen, BNET senior editor, at karen.steen@cbs.com.