Daily Links for October 25, 2007

• Meet Your Future Employee
  Would-be technologists are turned off by the tech crash of the early ’00s, the shift of jobs overseas to outsourcing providers, and an overall perception of IT as a go-nowhere, nuts-and-bolts profession, observers say. Good thing I love my job.
  (tags: management career it business employment technology)
• Google signs deal to buy Nielsen TV data - Oct. 24, 2007
  Internet search leader Google is sharpening its focus on the television ad medium with demographic data from the Nielsen. Google will pay Nielsen an undisclosed amount to obtain detailed information about the kinds of people who watch specific TV shows.
  (tags: advertising television nielsen google)
• Microsoft to Pay $240 Million for Stake in Facebook - New York Times
  Microsoft is investing $240 million for a 1.6 percent stake in Facebook. The investment values Facebook at $15 billion. As part of the deal, Microsoft will sell the banner ads on Facebook outside of the United States, splitting the revenue with them.
  (tags: business facebook microsoft)

Web Developer Job in NYC

Well here’s that web developer job opening I was talking about. Since I can’t take the job I figured I would put it out to others.

Analog Method is a dynamic New York City web development shop looking for an on-site Web Developer skilled in CSS, ASP.NET, JavaScript and cross-browser compatibility to take a lead role in developing high quality websites and Web applications.
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Front End Web Developer available in NY

Hi

I located your resume on www.careerbuilder.com. Your experience fits the criteria for FULL-TIME Front End Web Developer position in Manhattan.

This is an excellent opportunity for a highly motivated, bright, self-starter with a 4-year degree. The ideal candidate will have experience developing web applications for media companies and 3-5 years working with the technologies listed below.
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