Apparently Yahoo is conceeding the fact that Hotjobs is NOT the only place to look for jobs. In an ironic twist they are placing ads on Craigslist for job openings within Hotjobs. This wouldn’t typically be news but I thought that it was funny that the self touting Leader in job search was using a [...]
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One of the first sites to talk about blogging in the business world has been put up for sale on sitepoint. The asking price for Business Logs is a mere 55k, or you can start bidding at 25k. The site currently pulls in 750 per month in TLA and has much room for improvement on [...]
As more and more software goes online many companies that flourished in the desktop enviroment will need to adjust. One such application is ManagerAssistant. The software is only available in desktop form and specializes in employee performance and appraisal reviews (it actually does a lot more than that). I am curious what kind of technology [...]
Joost Beta account invites may be opening up.
Posted in Web Stuff on Feb 28th, 2007
I just recieved an email from Joost letting me know that I have 2 official beta invites to send via email. I would suspect that this was done on a wide scale as I dont use the system very much and dont provide them any feedback. If your one of the many people that have [...]
Click your way to your own social network.
Posted in Web Stuff on Feb 27th, 2007
I just ran across this on Techcrunch and it seems pretty cool. The site is currently down for maintenance so I cant really give any reviews. Apparently you can create your own social network and applications with a few clicks and anyone can do it. With sites like this, WordPress, Drupal, Joomla and other open [...]
Both Blu-ray and HD-DVD DRM bypassed, not cracked
Posted in Web Stuff on Feb 12th, 2007
Well this has happened very fast. Apparently both HD-DVD and Blu-Ray encryption have been bypassed as of yesterday afternoon. The moment Blu-Ray was circumvented was here, the moment HD-DVD was here (a few hours earlier). After reading through the forum I can basically describe the process, I will not pretend I know anything about this [...]
So it has finally happened. The overture bid tool (a tool to see your competitors bids on Yahoo, see below) has finally bit the dust. This happened sometime yesterday or today. It was a nice tool to see the average worth of a phrase relating to your business. When you now go to that page [...]
Joost is a lame name and I’m an official beta tester…
Posted in Web Stuff on Feb 7th, 2007
Wow I get to display this banner on my blog to show how cool I am to the rest of the world. I can do it and you cant sort of mentality. I think its a good link building technique but other than that its lame. I would assume this would appeal to the teenage [...]
Google Webmaster Central Launches – See your links
Posted in Web Stuff on Feb 6th, 2007
Google has finally opened up their vault of site information to site owners. This vault is relatively useless information for 99% of the people out there but fairly valuable to the SEO guy down the street. If you can verify your site by ftp’ing up a static verification page you can see ALL the links [...]
I have recently installed Joomla and Drupal. Both of them are great open source (meaning free) cms systems and really easy to install. Its actually a bit more difficult setting them up once installed from a user standpoint. From what I have found it seems like Joomla has a more robust designer community allowing you [...]