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On the show this week: StepStone returns to London, Internet recruitment advertising in the UK stagnates and our round up of new job sites.

All this news, and more, this week on born.

2 years, 5 months and 27 days after selling his first job board to media group Trinity Mirror and Mr Secs (a.k.a SecsInTheCity founder Jon Grocott) is back. This time with a new network of niche job boards branded ClearlyJobs.

Digital recruiting news this week: AllTheTopBananas acquires D7's video CV site, job boards are failing SMEs and Phorm is in a storm.

New research this week found that UK job boards are letting down small-to-medium sized businesses. We interviewed Karl Schweppe, Managing Director of whatjobsite, the company behind the research about

This week we took the opportunity to speak to Director Amanda Lacey about FuseJobs, which is a cross between a niche job board and a vertical search engine.

It's an job board interview well worth listening to.

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We've a great show for you this week, including an interview with Amanda Lacey of FuseJobs, news on Indeed's new search criteria and Borrell's predictions for the recruitment industry growth.

Most people recognize that we are in the middle of a new media revolution, so why aren’t we seeing more recruitment advertising within online broadcasts?

We kick start our review of job board widgets this week with the AllTheTopBananas widget.

AllTheTopBananas, the name says it all: bouncy, energetic and not too serious. It’s a young site and full of innovation, so it comes as no surprise that it was one of the earliest sites to release a job widget.

On the show this week: online advertising in the UK rockets, Forrester reports career sites are failing job seekers and HayMarket announces two new job boards.

Over the next few weeks we will be embarking on an investigation into the job board widget, by taking a look at a range of widgets offered by UK job boards. We will present the pros and cons of each widget, finishing up with a comparison of all the widgets we’ve reviewed.

On the show this week: Google says "no" to the newspapers, Stepstone acquires Level4 and LinkedIn launch company profiles. What's more we've news of a phishing scam targeting Guardian Jobs, news of Zubka's expansion over seas and much, much more!

Digital recruiting news on the show this week: Snaptalent knows where you work, Chinwag launches DigitalPulse and has the Internet killed the job fair?

Who are the most influential people in the UK online recruitment market today? Is it recruiters with their significant buying power, or corporate employers with their substantial job inventories? Or is it the online publishers and job board owners who control the methods of reaching huge job seeker audiences? Actually, I think it’s job posting services and here’s why.

Online recruitment news this week: Job advertising volumes rocket, online advertising has a shaky start to the year and introducing Razume.

It seems to have passed almost unnoticed but it looks like the newspapers are sneaking back in the recruitment advertising race. I know it sounds crazy, a print medium succeeding in the modern era, bu

Digital recruitment news this week: RiseSmart secures funding, TMP partners with SelectMinds and is February the new January for online recruiting?

Internet recruiting news this week: Another acquisition for Stepstone, The Network has a revamp and more newspaper partnerships.

All this news, and more, this week on born.

We spend a lot of time asking questions like “What’s the next social network the new wave of job seekers will be using?” and “How can we reach out to Generation Y?” The truth is we should probably be putting our effort into answering the question “How do I get my dad to use a job board?” Why?

Online recruitment news this week: fraudulent CV alert, VisualCV launches and Duncan Bannatyne joins us for the launch of BeMyInterviewer (well, sort of).

The Agency Worker’s Bill is being voted on this Friday (22nd Feb 2008) in Parliament and it seems to be raising a bit of a stir in the recruitment world (both online and off-line). I don’t claim to be an expert in employment law or employee rights (technology is my speciality), but it seems fairly obvious there is an issue up for debate here.

Associated Northcliffe Digital, the consumer digital division of DMGT has acquired niche job board Oilcareers.com. The specialist site, which services the oil and gas sectors, will become part of the

Recruitment advertising in the UK crept up in January, according to the born Job Advertising Index, but only just. The index experienced only a one point rise, up to 90 points from 89 points in December. Surprised? I was.

Digital recruiting news this week: TMP releases an employer branding whitepaper, we interview Tim Elkington (Enhance Media) and Monster’s US index takes a tumble.

As we announced earlier this week, the results of the National Online Recruitment Audience Survey 2008 have just been released. We took the opportunity to speak to Tim Elkington, Managing Director of Enhance Media - the company behind NORAS, about this year’s survey.

Online recruitment news on this week's show: LinkedIn arrive in London, NotchUp launch a pay-per-interview model and eFinancialCareers has the Answers.