There’s been a lot of speculation regarding MSN’s online classifieds offering known as ‘Fremont’ or Windows Live Expo. Per a presentation by Forrester’s Charlene Li, here’s a screen shot of the new service:

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BusinessWeek has an interesting story online entitle "Big Brother is Reading Your Blog."
Something new I learned is that the term for corporate bloggers getting fired is dooced.
The story says:

Corporate bloggers are also coping with increased
vigilance by bosses. Getting fired for blog entries is so common now
that it’s come to be characterized by […]

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It’s like readying the troops for Normandy. Google is preparing to integrate job content from Google Base into its general Web search, as evident by this e-mail sent out this past weekend:
Hi there,
We have some great news we’d like to share with you regarding the content you are submitting to Google Base. […]

From Google’s Inside Adwords blog:
What’s new with Google Base since its initial launch?
Many of you may already use your Google Account to sign in and pay for
a number of Google services, like Google Video and Google Earth. Now
we’re introducing similar functionality for Google Base: buyers will
have a convenient and secure way to purchase Google Base […]

When Google Base first launched, the only one of the Big Three to jump on board was CareerBuilder. Now, however, it looks as though Monster is dipping its toe in as well. Interestingly, they are submitting entire categories as opposed to individual jobs. Hmm.

I’ve been a fan of the job community for awhile. So has Peter Weddle. So are a few who participate in the Battling Free Google Group.
Supporting such an idea, a study done by eMarketer titled "After College, Using the Web to Find Work," says 83 percent of recent grads consider a career center to be […]