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Search technology has been marked by a few big leaps in its history. What began with relatively crude algorithmic analysis of the…
Traditionally, a well-polished resume and rock solid interview technique were the standards that job seekers aspired to when venturing out to find new employment. As the Internet has become more of a user-generated medium, however, blog posts and online photo albums send just as important a message to potential employers about your character.
Technorati CEO Dave Sifry has a new “state of the blogosphere” report out, although the first part of it reads more like a “state of Technorati” report — which my friend and fellow mesh organizer Mark Evans and some others believe is a bit of plumage-fluffing aimed at catching the eye of a potential suitor such as Yahoogle or MicroNews Corp.
Jigsaw is a fast-growing, controversial online marketplace that lets people trade their business contacts for more contacts or cash.
Another enhancement to online website metrics from Compete presents an Attention Rank, rating the consumer attention paid to a given domain.
Just when you weren't sure about the premier blog search engine Technorati anymore – the company blog bereft of Blogosphere reports, occasionally slow (or futile) search queries, no buzz anywhere – Technorati chief Dave Sifry pops online to say everything's gravy.
