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La Gazzetta di Parma opens new classified ads sections
La Gazzetta di Parma, owned by Editrice Gazzetta di Parma s.r.l., long-established Northern-Italian newspaper (Emilia Romagna region) opens two new sections: Annunci, a generalist classified ad website and Case, a real estate classified ad website. Read the rest of this entry »
Italian Automobili.com introduces Pay Per Mail for online ads
Automobili.com, the fourth Italian vertical classified automotive site owned by RCS Digital, listing ads for used and new cars placed by both dealerships and private sellers, is giving dealers new ways to invest in online ads by introducing the Pay Per Mail system.
New network for Italy’s pet owners
Coda Vispa (“lively tail”) Social Club, an Italian social networking site for pet owners, launched in late March by 448 Entertainment SNC, an Internet and mobile editorial content provider.
On CodaVispaSocialClub.it, pets have their own profile, status updates, photos, space for comments and messages in a very Facebook-like style. Owners can share information on nutrition, health, adoptions, litters, local pet-friendly places. And there is even a veterinarian who answers questions online.
The site is driven by two blogs dedicated to people’s love of animals and pets in particular. While the goal is to be advertiser-supported, for now, the site is focused on bulking up registrations, according to Daniela Scapoli, the site’s editor.
Tunioli joins Monster Worldwide board
Monster Worldwide this week announced that its board of directors has elected Roberto Tunioli, a native of Bologna, Italy, as a member of the board, effective immediately.
Tunioli is vice chairman and CEO of Europe’s Datalogic SpA. The addition reflects the global provider of employment sites’ “ever-expanding international presence and focus,” the company said.
Datalogic is a large producer of bar-code readers, data-collection mobile computers and RFID technology systems. The election of Tunioli, who joined Datalogic in 1988, expands Monster’s board to eight directors, six of whom are independent.
Sal Iannuzzi, Monster’s chairman and CEO, said that “Roberto brings not only deep business strength and expertise, but also a fresh, global perspective to the Monster board” and that his election “is evidence of Monster’s commitment to extending our global footprint.”
