News Podcast
The born Podcast
Episode 74:
Social Summer of Jobs
Episode 71: Fishing4 An Application
Online recruitment news in this show: fish4jobs goes pay-per-application, Oak Tree Recruitment's new web site and Mike Taylor reports from the Global Recruiting Conference in Amsterdam.
Online Recruitment News Headlines included in this Podcast:
Whatjobsite reports Fish4Jobs will be rolling out a pay-per-application pricing model...
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The winners of this year’s National Online Recruitment Awards were announced...
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In slightly gloomier news, the born Job Advertising Index dipped steeply in November, dropping a dramatic 6 points, down to 78 points (22 points below its inception level).
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ProductionBase, the online network for TV, film and commercial production, has made two announcements that underline the commitment of the company.
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Last month saw the Global Recruitment Conference take place in Amsterdam. While the born team were unable to attend, Mike Taylor, of onlinerecruitmentblog.com was good enough to report in on the event...
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Oak Tree Recruitment, a specialist multilingual recruitment agency, has launched a new web site.
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StreamExchange has been launched as a new business to business Internet video service.
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Recruitment database specialist Influence has completed integration with job posting service idibu.
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The annual Online Recruitment conference, hosted by Enhanced Media, will be taking place on the 29th January 2009, in London.
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PageUp People has seen its CEO, Karen Cariss, become the Australian Young Entrepreneur of the Year.
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Over the next few weeks we will be embarking on an investigation into the job board widget, by taking a look at a range of widgets offered by UK job boards. We will present the pros and cons of each widget... <more..>
If your one of the 40 million people worldwide that has Nintendo Wii, you’ll probably be aware that that the family-oriented game system has a News Channel, a Weather Channel and an Internet Channel. But when will the Jobs Channel arrive? <more..>
The UK's National Online Recruitment Audience Survey, or NORAS, appears to be underway. We've spotted the survey running on a number of job sites... <more..>