Web Scribble Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of job board software, is announcing the release of the latest version of its webJobs software.webJobs allows small businesses and individuals to start a fully automated and comprehensive job site, providing the newest features of major employment sites out there. The job board script features support for employers posting jobs, various billing types, resume uploads in virtually all formats for job seekers, and a powerful search engine for jobs. webJobs also features a Job Agent and Resume Agent which allow job seekers and employers to receive email notifications when a new job or resume is uploaded that matches their criteria.
Creative Circle Advertising Solutions Inc. and its sister company, Creative Circle Media Consulting Inc., have signed an agreement to partner with Advanced Technical Solutions, an Acton, Mass.-based provider of software for the newspaper industry.
Bayt.com, the Middle East's number one job site, announced today that JobSeekers can now benefit from a job search that is 40 percent faster on the Bayt.com site, following the replacement of Bayt.com's existing job search engine, with a new state-of-the-art search technology.
LiveChime, Inc. (www.livechime.com) announced today an easy and cost-effective method to close the "chat gap" for prospects that click on an online classified ad but want to "chat" with the seller immediately instead of waiting for an email response or making the effort to call.
The best description of the San Diego Web-based business that Jan Anton and Brendan Boyd have developed may be a symbolic cloud that includes the corporate logos for eBay, Amazon, Craigslist, and other online markets.
LetsCallMe (www.letscallme.com) announces the launch of its phone privacy and call management service. Consumers and businesses can now receive calls without giving out their phone number. In addition, LetsCallMe provides online controls that let members decide when to take calls and who may call them. The service works with any cell phone or landline.
For engineers at search engines such as Google and Yahoo, the holy grail is what's known as "user intent." This means being able to figure out what kind of search results the user wants, even when they don't specifically spell it out in their query.
As everything from mail to newspapers to medical records makes the inevitable transfer to digital form, it may come as no surprise e-resumes are also on the rise.
In response to the current economic crisis and the increasingly competitive global economy, a new statewide commercial properties website launched today for Ohio. With Ohio Prospector, Ohio becomes the first state in the nation to have this type of service as part of the popular business location search engine, ZoomProspector.com
An Online Motorcycle Classifieds Takes Buying and Selling Motorcycles in Canada to a New Level Using Internet Technology to Boost Listing Exposure.
The Press-Enterprise Company unveiled today its redesigned classified portal at PE.com, becoming the first newspaper in the country to provide an aggregation of other local classifieds such as Craigslist.
A compelling mashup that combines Yahoo Pipes with Google Maps in order to go through Craiglist and show you only ads that come from your local Craiglist community.
iList, the classifieds site for instantly broadcasting your listing to your friends across your favorite social sites, has just made itself incredibly useful to Twitter users who hate to go anywhere else with iList Micro.
The collapse of the traditional metro newspaper business has been foreseeable - indeed, foreseen - for quite some time, but it’s still a shock to see venerable institutions like the Rocky Mountain News and the Seattle Post-Intelligencer close their doors. What’s equally shocking, though, is the widespread assumption that serious journalism will disappear along with newspapers, and that preventing the disappearance of journalism requires either a massive philanthropic effort, a coordinated effort by news organizations to force a return to paid subscriptions, technological breakthroughs with electronic news reader devices, new business models that have yet to be invented, or some combination of all of the above.
Sellitbytext.com the Birmingham (UK) based Internet firm who officially launched last month has recorded an incredible 500% increase in the number items listed for sale this month.
Monday, October 19, 2009
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