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Blog Post: How to Protect Employee Browsers from Cyber Attacks

News of high-profile cyber attacks is now so common that people are becoming desensitized to the magnitude of the threat.…

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Blog Post: Save Time with a Few of My Recruiting Bookmarklets: You might be thinking, “what is a bookmarklet?” Well, it is a small piece of JavaScript code that is stored as a bookmark in a web browser. This code typically…; Added by Eric Putkonen at 10:51am on July 26, 2016

Blog Post: Two Web Mining Tools that Support Cloud Extraction: When it comes to web mining, we know web data extraction is a very important part. However for web data extraction, tools and cloud…; Added by linda chow at 6:07am on June 3, 2016

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Blog Post: Is the tide really ebbing away from the newspaper industry?: I'm a curious animal when it comes to newspapers. Having worked in my time for both national and regional titles, I never really got into the habit of buying a daily paper. And, when I later worked…; Added by Alasdair Murray at 8:03am on December 16, 2009

Blog Post: Creating an iphone enabled job site: Original blog post here (with images)…; Added by Thomas Shaw at 10:34am on August 16, 2009

Blog Post: Being Unemployed Doesn’t Have to Mean Going Broke: Perhaps the most painful aspect of sudden unexpected job loss is the hit to your wallet. No one likes to have to watch every penny they spend, or…; Added by Shannon Russo at 1:35pm on November 25, 2009

Topic: Tutorial Tuesday: Googling Resumes - Turning lemons into lemonade: ormats] how would you suggest I download all of the results to a folder at once so that I could come back and go through them later. I lose a lot of momentum having to open, browse, save or discard. When I'm sourcing I just want to source! I can sooooo understand where you are coming from! It is a wonderful thing to go on the Internet and find great candidates for our open assignments, unfortunately, turning that raw data into something we can actually work with can be such a tedious, frustrating, and time consuming task, especially for those of use that are not well suited for that type of work. You should have been around in the early days of Internet sourcing, when "cutting and pasting" data from the web into Word docs or spreadsheets was about as advanced as we were able to get. Lucky for us...today we have advanced tools to help us turn hours of work into minutes of work. There are two excellent commercial products that do exactly what you want. They take search results, read the data from each link, capture that data, and then export that data into any number of destinations including spreadsheets, contact managers, and/or databases. One is Diver by Broadlook Technologies and the other is ResumeGrabber by eGrabber. Each of these programs makes fast work of turning search results into call lists enabling the users to better manage the data and use their precious time much more efficiently. Yes, there is a cost to use either of these products but that is often offset by the increase in productivity you experience by getting out of the mundane, monotonous routine of opening every search result link as described above. Hope this helps. Good luck!…; Added by Mark E. Berger at 9:03am on July 22, 2008

Blog Post: door64 Tech Fair - Musings: If you're in the Central Texas area and you're a technology dude or dudette, you probably already know about door64 (http://door64.com/). door64 is run by Matt Genovese (thanks Matt!!) who is a…; Added by Donald Olson at 2:05pm on May 1, 2009