Comments on: jobster’s goldberg says facebook deal is real and ‘100% exclusive’ http://www.cheezhead.com/2007/03/11/facebook-jobster-real-deal/ Insight and opinion from the world of employment. Fri, 13 Nov 2009 04:01:22 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: VentureBeat » Roundup: IM mania, VCs in red, Facebook classifieds road-kill, and much more http://www.cheezhead.com/2007/03/11/facebook-jobster-real-deal/comment-page-1/#comment-43496 VentureBeat » Roundup: IM mania, VCs in red, Facebook classifieds road-kill, and much more Fri, 10 Aug 2007 23:32:58 +0000 http://www.cheezhead.com/2007/03/11/facebook-jobster-real-deal/#comment-43496 [...] Facebook has launched classifieds — It’s called Marketplace, and it launched this weekend. We’ll be writing about it more. For now, here’s the NYT story. It will allow users to create classified listings in four categories: housing, jobs, things for sale, and other. Facebook told us over the weekend that Oodle and Jobster do not have exclusive classifieds relationships with Facebook, despite previously announced partnerships. Jobster does offer job related products that go beyond Marketplace’s listings. Facebook users who create classifieds can show them to only chosen friends or to anyone in one of their “networks” — their high school, college, company or geographic region. They can choose to make the listings appear on their profile pages, and send them out on “news feeds,” the automatic updates that appear when users log in to the site. Buyers will be able to see how they’re connected to sellers. Get ready for some serious Facebook road-kill: The handful of stand-alone college classifieds start-ups (we hinted this might happen, here). [...] [...] Facebook has launched classifieds — It’s called Marketplace, and it launched this weekend. We’ll be writing about it more. For now, here’s the NYT story. It will allow users to create classified listings in four categories: housing, jobs, things for sale, and other. Facebook told us over the weekend that Oodle and Jobster do not have exclusive classifieds relationships with Facebook, despite previously announced partnerships. Jobster does offer job related products that go beyond Marketplace’s listings. Facebook users who create classifieds can show them to only chosen friends or to anyone in one of their “networks” — their high school, college, company or geographic region. They can choose to make the listings appear on their profile pages, and send them out on “news feeds,” the automatic updates that appear when users log in to the site. Buyers will be able to see how they’re connected to sellers. Get ready for some serious Facebook road-kill: The handful of stand-alone college classifieds start-ups (we hinted this might happen, here). [...]

]]> By: BlogForward : Money » Roundup: IM mania, VCs in red, Facebook classifieds road-kill, and much more http://www.cheezhead.com/2007/03/11/facebook-jobster-real-deal/comment-page-1/#comment-26869 BlogForward : Money » Roundup: IM mania, VCs in red, Facebook classifieds road-kill, and much more Tue, 15 May 2007 07:04:15 +0000 http://www.cheezhead.com/2007/03/11/facebook-jobster-real-deal/#comment-26869 [...] Facebook has launched classifieds — It’s called Marketplace, and it launched this weekend. We’ll be writing about it more. For now, here’s the NYT story. It will allow users to create classified listings in four categories: housing, jobs, things for sale, and other. Facebook told us over the weekend that Oodle and Jobster do not have exclusive classifieds relationships with Facebook, despite previously announced partnerships. Jobster does offer job related products that go beyond Marketplace’s listings. Facebook users who create classifieds can show them to only chosen friends or to anyone in one of their “networks” — their high school, college, company or geographic region. They can choose to make the listings appear on their profile pages, and send them out on “news feeds,” the automatic updates that appear when users log in to the site. Buyers will be able to see how they’re connected to sellers. Get ready for some serious Facebook road-kill: The handful of stand-alone college classifieds start-ups (we hinted this might happen, here). [...] [...] Facebook has launched classifieds — It’s called Marketplace, and it launched this weekend. We’ll be writing about it more. For now, here’s the NYT story. It will allow users to create classified listings in four categories: housing, jobs, things for sale, and other. Facebook told us over the weekend that Oodle and Jobster do not have exclusive classifieds relationships with Facebook, despite previously announced partnerships. Jobster does offer job related products that go beyond Marketplace’s listings. Facebook users who create classifieds can show them to only chosen friends or to anyone in one of their “networks” — their high school, college, company or geographic region. They can choose to make the listings appear on their profile pages, and send them out on “news feeds,” the automatic updates that appear when users log in to the site. Buyers will be able to see how they’re connected to sellers. Get ready for some serious Facebook road-kill: The handful of stand-alone college classifieds start-ups (we hinted this might happen, here). [...]

]]> By: Nick Roy http://www.cheezhead.com/2007/03/11/facebook-jobster-real-deal/comment-page-1/#comment-17468 Nick Roy Fri, 16 Mar 2007 21:40:23 +0000 http://www.cheezhead.com/2007/03/11/facebook-jobster-real-deal/#comment-17468 I recently signed onto Facebook using my LU email address so I can connect with other LU students. Since playing around with my profile, there is a feature in there where you can import your blog's feeds. After you import your blog to Facebook, they will show up under Notes. <a href="http://www.facebook.com/p/Nick_Roy/823145724" rel="nofollow">Facebook me!</a> I recently signed onto Facebook using my LU email address so I can connect with other LU students. Since playing around with my profile, there is a feature in there where you can import your blog’s feeds. After you import your blog to Facebook, they will show up under Notes.

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