Feedster unveils RSS feed based job tool
26 January 2005
Search engine Feedster has announced that jobs.feedster.com is operational and ready to deliver search results
The blog, RSS and XML feed search engine said its jobs site featured a database of constantly updated RSS job feeds.
Feedster adds over 5,000 job postings to its index daily, with the number expected to increase exponentially as several more significant resources add their feeds to the Feedster index and as RSS feeds become an important publishing media.
"Our organic growth has accelerated as the rapid adoption of RSS continues to move more mainstream. Feedster now indexes more than 3.5 million RSS feeds and quickly approaching four million," said Feedster CEO Scott Rafer.
"Out of that index we deliver tens of millions of search queries monthly from our site, through our network of distributed content providers, and to individual users subscribing to Feedster search feeds."
The launch of http://jobs.feedster.com is the first of Feedster's vertical search offerings. The company plans to launch several more vertical search services throughout the winter and spring.
Job seekers can both search postings at jobs.feedster.com and also subscribe to feeds that match their criteria. Subscriptions ensure that users receive new and updated postings from all sources delivered directly to their RSS reader.
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