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Craigslist to Shut Down Adult Services

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

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Trouble for New Jersey’s Newspapers?

Friday, July 30, 2010

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Public notice legal ads have long been a moneymaker for local newspapers, and they’ve helped keep many afloat in recent years as traditional display and classified advertising have dwindled. (One publisher last year told me, grimly, that the housing bubble’s implosion - and the rash of public notice ads for foreclosures that followed in her Midwestern town — was a godsend to her weekly newspaper, keeping it viable as it grappled with the recession.)

World’s Oldest Newspaper

Friday, July 23, 2010

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Recently I was in London, speaking at the Cloud Computing World Forum. From my perspective, it was an ideal event: large enough to have a critical mass of interesting vendors and attendees, and small enough to support quality conversation. If you've been to any of the large U.S. cloud shows, you'll know how hard it is to accomplish the latter quality at them - they're packed and conversations are reduced to sound bites.

Rep. Speier asks Craigslist to delete adult services section

Friday, May 28, 2010

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Rep. Jackie Speier, D-Hillsborough, on Thursday asked Craigslist to take down its controversial adult services section, which critics say is used to advertise illegal sex with underage girls. "I strongly urge you to eliminate this section from your Web site,'' Speier said in a letter addressed to Craigslist Chief Executive Officer Jim Buckmaster.

It’s work getting a job

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

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In today’s economic situation an unemployed person must wear many chapeaus in order to obtain a career. These various skills and talents are necessary because of the significant unemployment rate, a competitive job market and the reduction of companies hiring employees - thus, making it more difficult for job seekers.

Avue Launches Talent Communities for Federal Job Seekers

Thursday, December 10, 2009

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Avue Technologies has unveiled the new "Avue Central(TM)" -- featuring a new look and several revolutionary new applications that guarantee the fastest, most efficient and user-friendly Federal job application site available. "Hundreds of thousands of hard working highly qualified Americans need jobs, while hundreds of thousands of Federal jobs need hard working, highly qualified Americans," said Linda Rix, Co-CEO of Avue. "Our mission is to make this connection better, faster and much, much easier."

Graduate Website Offers Hope To London Job Seekers

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

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Boris Johnson today urged students not to forsake their degrees despite the bleak outlook for graduates entering the jobs market. Speaking at the launch of a website designed to help graduates find work in the capital, the mayor of London said it was vital undergraduates held their nerve and remained in full-time study.

Job Hunting? Expenses May Be Deductible

Wednesday, July 15, 2009

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If you've been job-hunting, some of your expenses may lead to tax deductions, the IRS said. The Internal Revenue Service passes along these tips...

State Partners With Monster.com

Monday, June 1, 2009

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MARION - Ohio Job and Family Services has entered into an agreement with a private online job matching company with the aim of better serving employers and employment seekers.

NY: Stimulus-related Jobs Available

Thursday, May 28, 2009

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Companies hired by New York state to work on economic stimulus-related projects are being required to make public all job openings created by those developments. Available jobs must be advertised by the contracted companies on the state’s Job Bank Web site, www.labor.state.ny.us, in order for each contracted company to receive payment via stimulus money. In turn, the state Labor Department will help match job-seekers with available jobs created by American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds.

Governments Eye Public Notices On the Internet

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

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RALEIGH, N.C. -- The tough economy means the growing suburb of Apex can't replace some computers and police vehicles. So the town's mayor is pleased to save $13,000 by posting public notices of rezoning requests and major land development plans on the town's Web site, rather than in the local newspaper.

Keys To a Successful Federal Jobs Application

Friday, May 22, 2009

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The federal government is hiring. But try to navigate the maze that is the federal job search process. It can feel just as bureaucratic and cumbersome as the government itself. I asked Kathryn Troutman, president of The Resume Place in Baltimore, for her top five strategies to be a successful candidate. Troutman, an author of several career books, including Ten Steps to a Federal Job, offers workshops for job seekers in writing federal resumes in the Baltimore region.

Going From Shovel Ready To People Ready In A Green Job Market

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

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By following these ten steps, job seekers can successfully navigate the path to a green job. As job losses mount weekly, that transition becomes increasingly urgent. The good news is that, armed with a thorough understanding of its goals and requirements, we have the opportunity to meet the challenge being “people ready” for the emerging economy.

Security Cleared Job Board Launches New and Improved Web Site

Monday, April 13, 2009

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ClearedJobs.Net announced today the launch of its new security cleared job board at www.ClearedJobs.Net. While the new site incorporates many new features and components to facilitate job postings by facilities cleared employers and recruiters, the primary, most important goal of the new site is to serve security cleared professionals in search of new career opportunities.

Senator Proposes Non-Profit Status for Newspapers

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

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As a growing number of American newspapers halt daily publication or threaten to do so, U.S. Sen. Benjamin Cardin introduced legislation Tuesday that would allow newspapers to operate as non-profit organizations, providing significant tax breaks to the struggling industry.

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