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This article's going to lead off with two admissions: yes, 2008 ended a while ago, and sure, the majority of Webproworld readers…
Microsoft has begun internally testing its new search service called Kumo and is asking employees to provide feedback. "Kumo.com exists only inside the corporate network, and in order to get enough feedback we will be redirecting internal live.com traffic over to the test site in the coming days," wrote Satya Nadella, senior vice president of research and development for Microsoft's online services division in an…
Update: Add finding lost people to the list.
While visits to online career development websites continue to grow, fuelled by fears of job security and increased layoffs, there’s one particular age group that has grown faster than others. Visits to career development websites grew 20% YoY, according to Nielsen, rising 41.5 million visitors in January 2008 to just under 50 million in January this year.
We live in an age of great communication. The world is literally at our fingertips at the click of a mouse or the stroke of a key, and that puts the companies behind the products we use everyday right within our reach.
Gawker Media's Nick Denton has been in bunker mode for some time now, selling sites and laying off individuals in preparation for an economic apocalypse. Given Gawker's success, this spooked a lot of people. However, a new memo from Denton hints that maybe things aren't so bad, after all. Nick Denton
