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BEST UPSTART flipdog.com The Godzilla of job sites is still Monster, but FlipDog offers an intriguing alternative. Every night "while you sleep," its JobHunter search engine sniffs around the Web for job opportunities that meet your criteria--the location, categories, employers and keywords that you specify--and then e-mails...
BEST STARTER KIT entreworld.org Primarily a search engine, the site gathers articles and advice from around the Web on everything from effective advertising to executing a business plan, and it provides quick summaries with each direct link. In the Byline section, successful executives in various industries ruminate on such diverse...
In the last few months, ProQuest, a search engine for periodicals, has expanded its selection of articles from The Times and The Wall Street Journal to include digitized versions of papers from 1851 to 1999.
13. The Little Engine That Sucked
A recent Harvard Law School report by Berkman Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies Jonathan L. Zittrain has found that the French and German versions of Google, the Internet’s most popular search engine, have been filtering more than 100 controversial websites from their searches. Without being warned of...