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Archive | July, 2006

monster partners with philly inquirer, philly.com

25. July 2006

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Hot off the presses. The deal bounces CareerBuilder from their current position. Hat tip.

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simplyhired’s resume rabbit zapper

25. July 2006

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dude, where’s your job content?

24. July 2006

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“Dude, Monster’s FlipDog is not a vertical. It’s just their own jobs.” I’m paraphrasing, but a good number of people decided to come out of the woodwork last week when I wrote about Monster relaunching FlipDog as a vertical search engine. No way! said the naysayers. It can’t be a vertical if they’re simply aggregating their own [...]

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oaseo adds employer directory

23. July 2006

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Oaseo, my vertical dedicated to the search industry, added an SEO employer directory this weekend. Through the end of July, the submission cost is only $9.99 (USD) for a permanent link. If you or anyone you know employs search engine optimization and marketing professionals, please consider passing along the news, or adding your company to the [...]

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yahoo hints that myspace traffic sucks

21. July 2006

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From Bambi Francisco’s Net Sense: MySpace is the second most popular Web site next to Yahoo. But Yahoo isn’t as eager to extend its deal with News Corp’s MySpace, so I hear. When I asked Yahoo’s CFO Sue Decker how important it is for Yahoo to keep its relationship with MySpace, she would [...]

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oh, canada

21. July 2006

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Whenever in Canada, I’m always amazed at the level of animosity for the U.S. – especially considering how nice and polite Canadians are. This commercial pretty much sums up how our neighbors to the north feel about us and their place in the world, with a comic spin. Good for a Friday laugh. Go ‘Canes.

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monster’s new flipdog now live

20. July 2006

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Monster’s FlipDog is back hoping to grab some vertical job search real estate. I hate it when I’m right, here and sorta here (No. 3).

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