Indeed.com is a search engine for jobs, but has some cool features for
analysing jobs as well. It gives you the ability to map the
demand for certain jobs, and this translates into better tools for
figuring out how to position yourself in the future.

Prostitutes in Germany are being given the chance to retrain as geriatric
nurses.

American television viewers have more channels to view than ever
before, but that does not mean they are watching them.  Here are
some of the stats.

What trends will transform business over the
next decade or two? That’s good information to have whether you’re an
entrepreneur, a small-business owner, or a megaconglomerate manager. Looking
into the crystal ball is always dodgy, but consulting firm McKinsey & Co.
has taken a stab at it.
Here are some of the forecasts.

In its third annual state of the industry study, the Project for Excellence in Journalism
found that paradoxically, although there are many more news outlets for
readers, viewers and listeners than ever — including newspapers,
magazines, television broadcast and cable channels, radio, podcasts,
online and blogs — they are covering fewer stories, and covering them
less well.

Seth Godin:  How much do you care about authenticity?

Technology and market-research company BigChampagne LLC of Los Angeles is introducing a measurement tool called BCDash to let media companies quickly track how people — legally or illegally — use their products online.

A European research and development firm has announced a seven-ounce, wrist-worn wearable computer with a 2.2 x 2.8-inch color touchscreen.

The counterfeit money looked good, but there was one flaw. There’s no such thing as a one billion dollar bill.