Archive for the 'craigslist' Category

4 job sites make list of ‘most valuable digital startups’

April 28th, 2008

In case you missed it, three employment-related sites have made it onto Silicon Alley Insider’s Top 25 most valuable digital start-ups, dubbed SAI 25. Another is close to breaking into the group.
They are:

No. 3 - Craigslist ($5 billion)
No. 8 - LinkedIn ($1.3 billion)
No. 16 - TheLadders ($500 million) (and SAI advertiser)
Knocking on the door […]

craigslist hates monster as much as everyone else

April 3rd, 2008

Craigslist’s brand new blog takes a few amusing potshots at rival Monster.com in a post entitled, “Monster getting desperate?”
On several occasions over the last month, a large, tacky Monster.com truck has parked in front of our SF office, and proceeded to blast loud music, to the point where our front offices were rendered unfit for […]

craig on economy, craigslist spam and his ugly site

March 18th, 2008

Craigslist founder Craig Newmark sounds off to Yahoo! Tech Ticker, saying the economy’s not that bad, spam is a problem on Craigslist and the site (for the most part) is just fine the way it looks.

craigslist is drinking everyone’s milkshake

March 6th, 2008

Hitwise has a great summary of Craiglist’s growing domination of online classifieds. There’s even a chart! And who doesn’t love charts?

Most telling, “Craigslist.org ranked #23 last week based on share of US Internet visits up from #25 a month ago, #29 three months ago and #39 a year ago.” It’s not just for Californians anymore, […]

‘newdle’ (new oodle, get it?)

November 18th, 2007

Oodle before:

Oodle after:

The summary: Less Craigslist. More eBay. Particularly if you’re shopping for that new Toro snowblower. Additionally, they’ve dropped the old logo for a more 2.0 look. And hey, who doesn’t like a homepage featuring a cool biker babe?
From a job search perspective, they’ve integrated a nice Ajax interface that will be familiar to […]

craigslist-in-a-box, compliments of ning

August 15th, 2007

I was thinking (sarcastically) the other day, “Ya’ know, there just aren’t enough job sites - or online classified sites for that matter - in the world.” Which is why I was so happy to see that someone on Ning created the ability to set-up Craigslist-style classified sites at the click of a button. […]

google should give ‘jobs’ to human editors

August 13th, 2007

It came out recently that Google employs some 10,000 human watchdogs to check search results, catch Webmasters behaving badly, whatever. The ultimate goal, if I were a betting man, is to support their algorithm with flesh-and-blood, to make sure the best results are served. Makes sense.
I’m a bit biased, but they frankly need to put […]

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