Another day, another job site: Work.com officially live

socalTECH notes that Business.com has officially taken the wraps off their new job site, Work.com, noting that: “The company reports that its beta test of the service has attracted 400,000 professionals a month looking to connect with employers.” Note that

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Customer Service 2.0 MIA

With all the “2.0” talk these days (Web, Identity, Where, etc), I thought I’d quickly react to this piece by John Battelle criticizing Google’s (lack of) advertiser customer service by relaying two of my recent experiences… First, Feedster. I blew

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ShopLocal.com needs RSS already

Dear Newspaper Friends: So I’ve been waiting… and waiting… and… still no RSS from ShopLocal.com. RSS is slowly but surely finding its way into your newspapers and (some sections of your) classifieds, but nothing from a service for which RSS

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Employment Classified Asymptotic Curve Continues

I received an email (hat tip and thanks: M.B.) about the launch of JobCentral.com, the new employment site by former Monster founder, William (Bill) Warren. A few things of note: 1. Warren is leveraging an association named DirectEmployers (it’s unclear

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Flat out name dropping

Well, not exactly. Yeah, I’m dropping names, but not to try to impress you with how important I am [laugh], but rather, the very cool people that I’ve had the distinct privilege to meet and/or chat with in-person over the

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Yahoo My Web personalized search beta goes live

Game on! Yahoo has just announced (and launched) a “beta” personalized search mechanism named My Web (a rebranding and enhancement to its previous My Yahoo Search offering). There’s a lot here, so let’s try to break it down. First, you

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Future Map Overlays: Cellular, WiFi and EV-DO?

During the cleverly named Mapping the Future of Local Search session at last week’s Kelsey conference, conference attendees learned a key piece of jargon for conceptualizing how map providers think of annotating basic map presentation; overlays. A bit of buzz

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Google AdSense Enables Site Targeting, CPM Pricing, and Animated .GIFs

ClickZ breaks the story that Google AdSense is now offering advertisers the ability to target at the site level; this ability will be coupled with an auction-based CPM pricing model and animated .GIF placement. Writes ClickZ editor Pamela Parker: “Using

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Quick news round-up

Spend a couple of days at a conference and the world passes you by. Some headlines and brief comments for topics of (potential) interest… MSN Spaces has 7MM blogs and is growing at 100K a day [Blog Hearld]. Love it

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Feedster Media Network Launches

The Blog Hearld broke the story this morning about the launch of Feedster Media Network (FMN). As I’m included in the launch but have yet to receive a copy of the press release (ahem), I’ll keep my comments high level.

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