081107 Daily Links (Nov 7, 2008)

By John Sumser | Published: November 6, 2008
  • Thought For The Day: “Now that Obama is president, Gen X is the new baby boomers.“
  • Twitter’s Evan Williams: Making money through corporate accounts?
    Is the real money always in Enterprise applications? Lot’s of companies are already using Twitter for internal communications.
  • Craigslist Agrees to Curb Sex Ads
    Authentication of user identity is the key to tamer advertising. We’re betting that what is good for Craig will be good for lots of online communities. Minimal charging, telephone verification and ID validation make anonymous rascals a little easier to trace.
  • MySpace MyAds Product A $50 Million Business A Month After Launch
    Automated ad development program provides instant service and whopping revenues out of the gate. Is this technique coming soon to a Recruiting community near you? Seems like all the job boards and discussion zones could use the tools and the revenue.
  • There is no tech bubble
    Hat tip to Michael Marlatt whose presentation on cloud recruiting   at last week’s ere expo with the secret hit of the week (after Jason’s amazing job as host/mc/chair)
  • Okay, this is actual news.
    M    arlatt has pulled together the brightest minds in the next generation of Recruiting leadership. Look for big things from the Think Tank.

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