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Google and other search engines turn up the heat on content farms
Freelance content writers and SEO companies are in for a hard time with the changes that Google and other searches engines are beginning to take to improve the quality of their results. As if this wasn't enough, there are now new search engines that basically eliminate huge number of websites in their search engines by classifying them as spam and being of low-quality.
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Journalism Jobs - How to Succeed in Journalism Jobs
Many individuals are looking for entry level journalism jobs or freelance journalism jobs, and it's important to know how to get started and how you can give yourself the best chance possible to succeed. The world of journalism and journalism jobs has changed greatly over the past decade, and it's a much different world for this career and field now than it was then. Therefore, you have to know what to expect, how to get started and much more.
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Peter Schjeldahl Reviews Art While His Reviews Earn Reviews
It's true. As an art critic, Peter Schjeldahl has reached a stature where other art critics not only refer to what he says, but also spend time over the merits of his comments. So, his reviews themselves become elements of discussion at coffee tables, and art critics dissect and analyze his comments, as thoroughly as they would analyze the original works of art on which Peter Schjeldahl happened to make his comments.
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Federal Employment Falls, Expected To Fall Further
Dated: 06-04-2012

The US Federal government is following in the footsteps of private companies, state and local governments, and has begun reducing its workforce, bringing to an end many years of volatile growth that was marked by dispute and debate. Federal employment has been showing a decline for the seven of the last eight months. Never in [...]
Employers’ Talk of “Skills Shortage” Just Not True Say Labor Experts
Dated: 06-02-2012

Most employers sing the same tune of US workers being undereducated, lacking in motivation and maybe even doing drugs, rendering them unemployable. Most companies say they would willingly hire, provided they could get the right employee. In an interview regarding shortage of workers in Louisiana, Keith Mosing, the president of Houston-based Frank’s International said, “I [...]
Republicans Score Brownie Points As Job Growth Plummets Again
Dated: 06-02-2012

For the third consecutive month the US Job growth has braked significantly. The unemployment rate, which was showing signs of declining, rose for the first time in the year and it seems that the reluctant government would be forced to dip into its coffers and provide monetary stimulus to the gasping economy. A mere 69,000 [...]