Job search service launched for Twitter
Workdigital, a specialist in Internet search, has launched a job search service for Twitter. The service scans tweets posted on Twitter and filters out those containing relevant information about job openings.
The internet search specialist Workdigital has developed a Job search service for the microblogging service Twitter. The service sifts through the messages posted on Twitter and filters out posts with relevant information on job vacancies. Henry Mackintosh, Head of Marketing at Workdigitak, is quoted on Pressetext.ch as saying that there are around 25,000 jobs mentioned in some form on Twitter and thousands more are added every hour.
According to Workdigital, the tool could represent a possible revenue model for the currently booming blogging service. Despite Twitter's continued growth, there has been much speculation in recent months about how the free site could actually make money in the future. Workdigital believes that the Twitter job search could create a simple ad-financed service, where - similar to Google - certain news and information would be pulled from the site.
According to Workdigital, the tool could represent a possible revenue model for the currently booming blogging service. Despite Twitter's continued growth, there has been much speculation in recent months about how the free site could actually make money in the future. Workdigital believes that the Twitter job search could create a simple ad-financed service, where - similar to Google - certain news and information would be pulled from the site.
