CareerTV Launches ‘Celebrities’ Job News’ to Attract More Young Professionals to its Site

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 15, 2007

CareerTV – the nation’s leading provider of recruitment videos – more than doubled its number of unique visitors to its site in the month of October. This is the second consecutive month with such an increase. CareerTV addresses job seeker’s demand for career information through video, as well as the employers’ demand for a professional platform to communicate their brands. A number of new services at CareerTV have fueled the latest growth spurt including a new mini-series, new partnerships, and the addition of job listings.

CareerTV’s target audience is young professionals. To ensure that the tone and content meet their expectations, CareerTV recently launched the “Celebrities’ Job News” series which includes interviews with well-known celebrities like Jerry Seinfeld.

“Our goal in interviewing celebrities is simple – young people generally look up to these people and want more information about them. Our audience wants to know how famous people started their careers and what they did before their careers took off. Many of these celebs were very creative in what type of work would allow them to pursue their goals,” says David Wheeler, President and Executive Producer at CareerTV.

CareerTV has hired Melissa Uhniat as its lead celebrity entertainment reporter. Ms.Uhniat joins anchor Sean O’Grady and Reporter Matt Rivera in this effort.

“We wanted to reach young people in a way that they could relate to – and make thinking about their career a little more entertaining,” explains Buttimer.

Most of CareerTV’s initial clients have been larger corporations looking to expand their employment branding efforts. The newest CareerTV clients include Accenture, Rohm & Haas, and Baxter International.

CareerTV has also recently signed partnerships with CareerBuilder, AfterCollege and CollegeGrad.com.    These partnerships have enabled CareerTV to add valuable services to their site including job listings as well as new career videos. In addition, CareerTV recruitment videos will soon be seen on many of the employer pages of AfterCollege and CollegeGrad.com.

“Another significant change is the streamlining of the registration process for job seekers at CareerTV’s website. This improvement enables job seekers to quickly and easily take full advantage of all of CareerTV’s services, as well as get updates on industries and careers you are most interested in,” concludes Buttimer, “This is just the start – look for a lot more enhancements in the next few weeks on the site.”

About CareerTV

CareerTV is the most-trafficked career video website and has the largest collection of employer videos online. We give students and young professionals tips about job interview questions and answers, and how to best prepare themselves for careers within the world’s top companies. Our online employer video library includes inside perspectives to corporate culture and career opportunities at some of America’s top employers such as Google, L’Oreal, JP Morgan, and Walt Disney. In addition CareerTV.com works to promote employer brands with media companies such asWetFeet, Jungle Media, and hundreds of colleges and universities across the country. CareerTV is a sister company to Universum – the world’s leader in student surveys, and whose independent research is cited by CNN, Fortune Magazine, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal.

Media Contact:

Helen Luttemo, Director of Public Relations, CareerTV.

+1-415-244-4414 or helen.luttemo @ careertv.com

This press release was distributed through eMediawire by Human Resources Marketer (HR Marketer: www.HRmarketer.com) on behalf of the company listed above.

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EXPO TV and ABOUT.COM Announce Expert Video Content Agreement

New York, NY (PRWEB) April 10, 2006

Expo TV ( http://www.expotv.com ) and About.com announced today that they are entering into an agreement to feature About.com video on Expo TV’s consumer television and broadband network. About.com’s informational consumer videos, previously only available online through streaming video, will be made available to all twelve million television homes served by Expo TV’s video-on-demand network, as well as be integrated online at expotv.com.

“Providing About.com’s expert Video Hosts to Expo TV’s on-demand audience is an exciting step forward for consumerism on television,” said Daphne Kwon, chief executive officer of Expo Communications. “Expo TV’s mission of providing a smart, trusted environment for viewers to learn about and purchase the best products in a particular category will be supported by About.com’s engaging, informational, how-to video content.”

“About.com and Expo TV believe in the power of video to inform and entertain consumers in a new way,” said Scott Meyer, president and CEO of About.com. “Our agreement with Expo TV will extend the About.com brand, bringing our practical information to both the new on-demand television platform and to Expo TV’s consumer viewers.”

About.com, a Top 10 Web site with 31.3 million unique visitors in February 2006 (Nielsen/NetRatings), will contribute videos as part of Expo TV’s “expert buying guide” content. Expo TV will incorporate About.com’s high-quality informational videos on topics, such as “Shopping for a Digital Camera,” and “Choosing a Cell Phone” into their programming. The About.com videos will be included in Expo TV’s VOD marketplace in product categories, such as “House and Home,” “Beauty and Health,” “Travel” and other heavily-researched buying categories. The agreement also includes additional marketing and cross-promotion opportunities for both companies.

“Expo TV viewers online and on TV are looking to watch informative and credible product information. Offering our commerce audience this type of relevant, high quality information from such a trusted brand is exactly how Expo TV continues to build value for our consumer viewers,” said Kwon. About.com programming is expected to be available to Expo TV viewers later this month.

About Expo Communications

Expo Communications is the first video commerce destination built for an on-demand world. Featuring the best product demonstration and consumer information on video, the network is available in over 12 million television homes through partnerships with top cable providers and other multi-channel distributors, as well as on broadband at www.expotv.com. Expo provides a smart, trusted environment for viewers, offers advertisers an accountable, interactive opportunity to connect with a highly targeted consumer, and provides a turn-key multi-platform commerce destination for distributors. The company was founded and managed by a team of industry leaders, and backed by an advisory board of notable programming, advertising and financial executives. More information about the company can be found online at http://www.expotv.com.

About About.com

Founded in 1996, About.com is the leading online source for original consumer information and advice and was acquired in March 2005 by The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT), a leading media company with 2005 revenues of $ 3.4 billion, which includes The New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, The Boston Globe, 15 other daily newspapers, nine network-affiliated television stations, two New York City radio stations and 35 Web sites, including NYTimes.com, Boston.com and About.com. The Company’s core purpose is to enhance society by creating, collecting and distributing high-quality news, information and entertainment.

Expo Communications Contacts:

Thi Luu, 212-905-8951

PK Network Communications Inc.

Joe Boyle, (212) 888-4700

About.com Contacts:

Stanton Crenshaw Communications

Charlotte Lederman, 646-502-3544

The New York Times Company

Toby Usnik, 212-556-4425

This press release was sent on behalf of ExpoTV ( http://www.expotv.com ) by Yooter InterActive Marketing ( http://www.yooter.com )

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LCD against Plasma TV’s

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There has been a huge increase in the number of good LCD TV’s the last couple of years. In a few years there might actually not be normal TV’s around as the price of the LCD screens are dropping fast. We will now end the age old battle of LCD Vs Plasma TVs.

LCD Vs Plasma TV

It is general knowledge that a LCD TV is much better than the old tube television. The LCD TV has a flat screen compared to the round screen of a normal TV yet it is the same size. LCD TV’s screens are even flatter than a plasma monitor! And there is also a huge weight distinction. LCD is by far the lightest monitor out there. Their Plasma counter part can be 2x as heavy with the exact same size, this is really something to keep in mind.

They are way easier to move around and install the wall bracket. Another plus is that the LCD Screens tend to be way brighter than any other out there. A feature called anti glare has also been introduced to reduce glare. Combined all this and you get a television that are light yet extremely easy to watch.

It is so bright in fact that you can even leave the light on and watch. There is also no reflection on a LCD screen. You also don’t need a screen saver as it is not possible to burn an image into the screen like their Plasma counterpart. A burn image is what happens when you leave your Plasma screen on for too long on one image and the image actually gets burned into the screen over time. Once this happens you might just as well buy a new TV as the quality will never been the same again.

LCD Vs Plasma TV part 2

With a LCD TV this will never happen. You are also able to switch between HD and normal with no problem. They also feature a great number of input connectors. Just be sure to check what connector you need then buy the LCD TV accordingly. LCD screens works great for using it with the computer, Plasma not so great. LCD screens text tends to look sharper than plasma. You might think that Huge LCD TV’s takes loads of energy but they don’t, not at all. Plasma on the other hands seems to take a bit more than LCD.

How much more? Well the plasma uses a wiping fifty percent more than a LCD. Another great thing about the LCD is that it has an extremely long lifespan. Just how long is extremely long? They will work longer than sixty thousand hours of nonstop watching. Might not seem like “extremely long” to you but look at it this way.

That means that you can watch TV every single day for 8 hours daily for twenty year! And let’s say for arguments sake that you do sit in front of the TV for this long then all you have to do is take the LCD TV in and replace the back light and it is good as new. The Plasma on the other hand reduces in brightness over the years and once it is to dark must be totally replaced. Hope this cleared some lcd vs plasma tv problems for more info check below.
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