Q+A: Don Charlton of The Resumator Makes Hiring Simple
by Angela
The Resumator helps you save time and money on hiring by instantly replacing the inefficiency of your HR inbox with an online recruiting platform for promoting jobs and reviewing resumes. It returns the time you waste managing a cluttered inbox full of resumes by providing Web-based tools that make hiring paper-free and collaborative. And by driving free traffic to your jobs, The Resumator virtually eliminates the need to purchase expensive listings on job sites. Don Charlton, CEO of The Resumator, founded the Pittsburgh based site just this year (2009). He took some time out of his schedule to tell us more about his background, how he started The Resumator, and how he attracted an impressive client list of some of the hottest startups out.
Read MoreInside Windows 7 with Cordell Jones (Video)
by Markus Robinson
I had the opportunity to sit down with Windows 7 Program Manager Cordell Jones. Cordell has worked with Microsoft for the past 14 years, with the past 2 years focused on Windows 7. Some of Cordell’s past project include Microsoft Publisher and Microsoft Exchange. Cordell now works on the networking side of Windows 7.
Cordell is [...]
MillerCoors Offers Free Tech Your Biz Webinar (9/15)
by Robin Caldwell
The 2009 MUES (MillerCoors Urban Entrepreneur Series offers its final ePowerlunch Webinar of the summer on Tuesday, September 15 at 11:30 a.m. CST (12:30 p.m. EST) and will be focused on Tech Your Biz – The new face of marketing using Web 2.0 tools. Here is a brief description:
Read MoreFreemium Your Content with Social Cord (audio)
by Angela
When I first heard about Social Cord (via @waynesutton) the service which had been explained as being similar to “Cable for Social Networks” was immediately intriguing. I visited the site and even read up on some articles via Venture Beat and Mashable, both of which didn’t do the service any justice (not so much Venture [...]
Read MoreCo-Founder of Uptown Dishes on Vibe Deal (part 3)
by Angela
In this part of our interview with Brett Wright he talks about being a print purest. He makes a point on not trying to make Vibe an affluent publication in its’ rebirth while also stating:
“We would not have done Vibe.com if we couldn’t have figured out how to do a print version. We believe it [...]
