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Enhanced job listings: Employers can upgrade to keep their jobs at the top of the list and reach more job seekers.
Résumé hosting: Job seekers can now post their résumés to JobZone, where employers can search for the right candidate.
Job alert emails: Job seekers can create custom email alerts specific to their job search.
Enhanced search and rich formatting for posts: We’ve added more ways to look for jobs and to display them.
A basic 30-day job posting is the same price as ever.
From the Newsletters
Olivia Sudjic, author of the novel Sympathy, picks eight books about obsession and love, Lolita and The Virgin Suicides among them.
Whether or not you made it to the Bologna Book Fair, you owe it to yourself to see our collection of photos from the show.
Check out our latest indie scouting report: self-published titles we’ve flagged as especially promising.
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Podcasts
PW senior writer Andrew Albanese talks about a bombshell report and why it could derail a new bill to change the U.S. Copyright Office.
The More to Come crew discusses controversial comments on diversity and comics sales by a Marvel executive, the shutdown of the ComicsAlliance news blog, and what’s happening on PW’s monthly graphic novel bestseller list.
Taran Matharu talks about the third book in his Summoners series, The Battlemage, about an orphan boy who discovers an ability to summon demons.
Blogs
On the benefits of getting kids into the habit of reading for at least 20 minutes a day.
Psychiatrist Jody Foster talks about her new book, The Schmuck in My Office. And PW news director Rachel Deahl discusses whether publishing has gotten too political.
