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A customizable showcase of an author based over a period of time. Allows for easy posting of rich media such as audio, video, and image. WordPress allows for plugins to share features with other bloggers. The appearance tool is highly customizable and there is an abundance of free and unique templates.

A microblogging tool that has great integration for video and imagry, as well as social following. This acts very similar to twitter, but in a blog fashion.

A great tool for displaying video casts. With high resolution, social networking features, payable advertising, and quick speeds, Blip.TV is superior to all other video hosting services

A simple job search website that allows two input fields; a job description and location. This eliminates alot of the clutter from the larger search websites. Has the ability to rank by salary, location, company, recruiter, and industry.

A list of postings for computer programming, technical engineering, and other digital production careers.

As “a career hub for tech insiders”, this site only lists technical positions. Jobs are grouped by hub city. This is a great place to begin a search, but can still feel cluttered.

Inbound marketing and SEO. Their analytics are super to the competition, and provide feedback, instead of statistics. This is the quickest and easiest way to increase your search engine ranking, and put your name on top of search lists.

This blog is about the pursuit of internet marketing in higher education. Marketing a college or university is a little different than a normal business because it is a non-profit entity. Also college websites were some of the first on the web and the .edu domain is one of the most trusted brands so building value online isn’t the challenge that it is in a normal business. A college website can’t exactly measure ROI by sales because a college sells an education. Because of these unique challenges college markets can’t necessary follow the normal blueprint and must create one of their own. This blog is dedicated to that pursuit.

Paul is a tech journalist and internet entrepreneur. He has become a pioneer of new media, and is one of the great minds labeled as an ‘influencer’. His many publications about social media are proof of his status as a thought leader in the industry.

A blog with solid articles, facts, and figures. While not fluffy and fun, this blog provides hard facts about unemployment numbers, available jobs, and resources for employers and employees.

Strategy and tactics for the job hunt. Owned and operated by an HR company, Careerealism has a realistic take on the job application process, and can speak from real world experiences. They are just beginning their quest down the road of social media!

Chris Penn and the Financial aid podcast are a realistic look at the college banking system, and how it is influenced by the United States economy. His facts and figures are blunt, and his knowledge of the student loan system cannot be beat.

Pete Cashmore and the team at Mashable provide news of the worlds named ‘web 2.0′, social media, and internets.

WiHire is a free online community that helps people find and fill jobs by allowing users to broadcast their job information to their online networks. It is a known fact that most jobs are found and filled through personal networks, but still people continue to hunt for jobs on job boards that grow more impacted each day. WiHire helps users easily leverage existing networks like Facebook, Linked In, Twitter, MySpace, Gmail, and Blogger to help get a job or fill an open position. This service promotes community involvement to help users and their friends find the right job or hire the right employee.

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