Posted on September 14th, 2007 by dhirender
Three out of four urban Indians (73%) are logging on to the Internet in search of a job, making it the second most popular online activity after emails, according to the JuxtConsult India Employee Speak 2007. This represents a sharp increase over 53% of active Internet users searching for jobs in 2006.
Some findings:
Only four out […]
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Posted on September 14th, 2007 by dhirender
In yet another monetisation of Search, Blingo, a Google powered search, offers prizes for searching. Blingo earns money from the sponsored links, and use a portion of the money to buy prizes, which are given away free to the visitors. Each day Blingo’s prize program chooses a bunch of winning times (usually several per hour). […]
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Posted on September 14th, 2007 by dhirender
Finnish technology startup Floobs plans to offer a free television channel for everyone, enabling people to run live shows or pre-recorded material, for no charge, starting later this year.
The company opened a Finnish-language testing service this week and aims for a November launch of an English site, targeting groups and communities which do not get […]
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Posted on September 14th, 2007 by dhirender
Some time back in my post Are we moving towards a free lunch? I had mentioned the shift towards advertising that is driving most internet businesses. Now with OncologySTAT.com, Reed Elsevier is trying to do the same for medical journals, in the process turning the medical publishing’s high subscription model on its head.
OncologySTAT.com, gives […]
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