From: About.com Journalism
When you ask Dan Rohn, founder of JournalismJobs.com, how his job
listings website is doing these days, he summons an automotive
analogy. At its peak, in the mid 2000s, he says, it was like a
Rolls Royce, it was so busy. Then around 2008 it dropped down to a
Lexus. These days it's back up to a Mercedes - "a very nice
Mercedes," he adds. ... Read Full Post
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