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thomped.com | 2010.07.15 17:30.18 | megosztom | megosztom | | csirip | 1 1
Gawker Media Tech is Hiring in NYC It’s generally the stories and editorial staffers that garner the most attention in the Gawker Network. But an impressive tech infrastructure supports this growth,... tovább az eredeti oldalra »
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Gawker Media, publisher of Gizmodo and Lifehacker, is also hiring in Budapest. We're looking for developers with strong PHP/HTML/JS skills. In case you're interested, contact keki AT gawker DOT com.

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www.foodspotting.com | 2010.06.02 21:32.41 | permalink | megosztom | | csirip
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Foodspotting is Hiring! We're looking for UX-driven, food-loving, multi-talented people to help us take location-based food to the next level! Be one of the first to join our team -- you'll play a significant role in defining what Foodspotting could become. About Foodspotting Foodspotting is an early stage, angel-funded startup that enables people to share and stumble upon good thing...
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Silicon Alley Insider | 2009.12.16 18:57.50 | permalink | megosztom | | csirip
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As you may have heard, Gawker was recently named the blog of the decade by Adweek . Three other Gawker Media blogs, Gizmodo , Deadspin , and Lifehacker , were finalists. Adweek noted that Gawker itself was only number seven among Gawker Media properties in terms of traffic, but proclaimed it “the template for what a blog should be” — a quote eagerly snatched up by Gawker’s advertisin...
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Nieman Journalism Lab | 2009.11.09 16:30.23 | permalink | megosztom | | csirip
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[This is the first essay in our series examining the evolving relationship between NGOs and journalism, produced with Penn's Center for Global Communication Studies. Kimberly Abbott of the International Crisis Group leads off by exploring the pros and cons of established news organizations relying on NGOs for help in their reporting. We're collecting the entire series here . —Josh] In 20...
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The Official Google Blog | 2009.12.08 19:00.00 | permalink | megosztom | | csirip
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There's been no shortage of talk recently about the "future of news." Should publishers charge for news online? How do they replace lost sources of revenue such as classified ads? How will accountability journalism endure? And, even more fundamentally, will news survive in the digital era? These are questions we're deeply interested in, and we've been exploring potential solutions . But what's of...
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