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Ulitzer.com Drops Dice Careers Coverage and Replaces It with Monster Careers

Ulitzer aims to replace TIME, The New York Times, and Scientific American in the next five years

Ulitzer.com announced today that it will drop the news coverage of Dice Technology Careers and initiate Monster Technology Careers coverage for its readers. Ulitzer decision was prompted by a recent correspondence received from Chris Miller (chrism@dice.com) of Dice.

"Dice.com will not be the exclusive "IT Careers Sponsor" of the upcoming Cloud Computing Expo this year simply because the company could not afford to have a single representative at their booth," according to Jennifer Bewly, Director of Investor Relations for Dice Holdings, Inc.. The show is taking place in the same city where Dice maintains its headquarters.

About Ulitzer.com
Initiating news coverage on any topic or launching a magazine at Ulitzer.com, which is currently in pre-beta, is designed to be as easy as boiling an egg and doesn't take much longer. For details of how to become a Ulitzer user, please contact editorial (at) sys-con.com. Once you've been handed the keys, you will be able to associate your future Web presence to whichever topic or topics suit you best.

The full list of magazines being brought on stream via Ulitzer can be viewed here, and a list of more than 6,000 peer reviewed authors can be viewed here.

By 2015, three out of five books will be published at Ulitzer. TIME, The New York Times, and Scientific American will be replaced by Ulitzer in the next five years!

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Salvatore Genovese is a Search Engine Optimization consultant and an i-technology blogger based in Rome, Italy. He occasionally blogs about SOA, mergers and acquisitions, open source and bleeding-edge technologies, companies, and personalities. Sal can be reached at hamilton(at)sys-con.com.

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