buzz

There's a new job searching tool available on the web and it's causing a lot of buzz. The domain allows businesses to post job listings for free, and job-seekers to search without paying.

It's being supported by some of the world's largest companies, but it could be bad news for other career-searching sites like Monster.com.

We are not surprised - the band with tons of buzz coming off South by Southwest was scheduled to plays Emo’s inside on April 23.

The show has been moved to the larger Antone’s. From the C3 release: “Your tickets for the performance at Emo’s are good for entry into Antone’s and this is still an all ages performance.

Door time for the new show will be 10 p.m. with the music starting at 10:30 p.m.”

There seems to be a pretty good buzz about this show, so I?m going to go ahead and give away... (via TwoGroove: Musical Musings)

After much howling from users, Google announces significant privacy changes to Buzz over the weekend. Chris Matyszczyk wonders: Why couldn't Google have anticipated the uproar?

Search giant unveils new social-networking tool, as well as a plan to provide Internet access. Also: The birth of a gaming start-up.

Changes are coming to Google Buzz after a rough start when users complained that their most frequently e-mailed contacts were automatically shared on their Buzz profiles.

Is Google Buzz effective competition to Twitter? Or is it just FriendFeed light? Webware writers Rafe Needleman and Josh Lowensohn debate.

CNET's Josh Lowensohn takes you through some of the main features of Google's new social publishing tool Buzz, which is being made available to all Gmail users this week.

Immediately following the Buzz announcement, Larry Magid chats with Google co-founder Sergey Brin about the new service.