If you need your web address changed you’re still pretty much out of luck. Sorry. For now, bookmark this page for your records (https://www.facebook.com/help/contact_us.php?id=262629790471076).
It's job-a-palooza
Developed by consultant John Sheehan, API Jobs doesn’t allow recruiting agencies, only the hiring business. Why? To ensure high quality and a direct connection between businesses and candidates. I like it. If you do too, it costs $99 for a 30 day posting and a renewal fee of $29. Questions? Email John directly. How’s that for service?
Those looking for a job can search freely.
Here’s a quick highlight of the types of jobs available:
(h/t ProgrammableWeb)
It’s not often we get insight into how journalists view their peers and competitors. Media group Gorkana and faculty from DePaul University interviewed top financial journalists to find out how they develop story ideas, which sources they trust most and which industry outlets are viewed as most influential. Sound like this is right up your alley? I mean Wall Street.
You can view the entire findings here.
Short on time? Here are a few other cool findings from the research:
A few of the most notable changes include:
Have concerns? You can share them over on Facebook’s Site Governance page.
It’s kind of like IFTTT, but not. Bliss Control simply links to the page(s) you actually need in order to manage your social network profiles. Thanks to founders Ben Lang and Alex Wolkov you can bookmark this page to streamline social minutia.
The best part? You don’t need to share your login details. With all the (valid) concern about online privacy, I’m thankful for a resource that doesn’t require the rites to your first born child. I’m kind of fond of mine.
You might still be wondering what it ACTUALLY does. Bliss Control helps you by providing access links to any settings page on the top social networks.
You can:
Their future plans? Quoting Lang, “Get more people to use it.” Well, there you have it.
Have a question? Email Ben at: benmaxime [at] gmail.com.
