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LinuxQuestions.org Adds Linux and Open Source Job Marketplace

From:  Jeremy <jeremy-AT-linuxquestions.org>
To:  pr-AT-lwn.net
Subject:  PR - LinuxQuestions.org Adds Linux and Open Source Job Marketplace
Date:  Sun, 9 Jul 2006 21:25:41 -0400 (EDT)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=...

LinuxQuestions.org is proud to announce the addition of the "LQ Job 
Marketplace", which will allow employers to post available positions for 
Linux, Open Source and programming related jobs.  The LQ Job Marketplace 
will allow postings for full-time, part-time, permanent, temporary and 
contract positions.  There will be a nominal one time fee associated with 
posting a new job, while viewing available positions will remain free for 
both LQ members and guests.  Visit http://www.linuxquestions.org/jobs to 
go directly to the LQ Jobs Marketplace.  As an introductory offer, all job 
postings are currently discounted 20%.

"There has been an increasing demand by companies to be able to post 
available positions at LinuxQuestions.org", said site founder Jeremy 
Garcia.  "The addition of the LQ Jobs Marketplace falls in line with the 
mission of the site, which is to support and promote the Linux and Open 
Source communities.  The marketplace will give companies exposure to LQ's 
over 250,000 registered members as well as the huge number of monthly 
visitors, while allowing members of the community to find positions that 
will allow them to work with Linux and Open Source", he continued.

About LinuxQuestions.org:
LinuxQuestions.org is a free, friendly and active Linux Community with 
over 250,000 members and over 2,300,000 posts. Founded in 2000 LQ offers 
forums, reviews, a Linux hardware compatibility list, a Linux knowledge 
base in wiki format, Linux tutorials, a free Linux download site, a Linux 
podcast, a Linux Radio show, a social bookmarking site and more. LQ has 
forums for everything from Linux Newbies to Linux in the Enterprise and 
has 25 officially recognized Linux distribution forums.

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