Its been a little short of a month and I just happened on another job board.

In my search for new information on the Amazon/Booksurge flap I wound up at mediabistro.com. [I don't know, I just arrive in places :)]

Without further adieu;

mediabistro’s Job Board: “Jobs and recruiting for media professionals in journalism, on-line content, book publishing, TV, radio, PR, graphic design, photography, and advertising.”

Now we have job boards for your search at ContentNext (4), Crunchboard, Copyblogger, Problogger, “Virtual Worlds Jobs” and a number of resources for job board software (publisher programs) offering additional money making opportunities.

With a hat tip to Simone at Second Life Pros;

Simone posted about Virtual Jobs and led us to “Virtual Worlds News” which leads to the “Virtual Worlds Jobs” job board.

Then, by following a link you find - Simply Hired (“We eat, sleep and breathe job search”), who have a publishers’ job board program…

“Simply Hired’s publisher program makes it easy to add relevant job listings to your website. Our job advertising network offers web publishers the ability to add valuable content to their site and get paid whenever a visitor clicks a sponsored job.”

Therefore, our list lengthens. Now we have job boards for your search at ContentNext (4), Crunchboard, Copyblogger, Problogger, and a number of resources for job board software (publisher programs) offering additional money making opportunities.

Lotsa hat tips for this one…

• Anne Wayman at The Golden Pencil. Anne adds her Freelance writing jobs often as does Deb Ng (who also commented over at Brian’s pad).

• Brian Clark, the perpetrator. Brian introduced his new job board so its all his fault.

• Garrison - a commenter at Brian’s Copyblogger

Which motivates me to introduce another opportunity for all to add your own job board. But, you can’t let anyone know otherwise there will be a proliferation of job boards all over and we’ll dilute the content so keep it a secret, okay?

Brian let this cat outta the bag;

Job Thread, which has a publisher program allowing you and I to add our own job board and earn - money!!!

Garrison then posted a comment introducing two more resources for job boards - Jobberbase and Kitchen 2.0.

Jobberbase is open source and has a single industry focus. Kitchen 2.0 is not free though requiring installation on your own server, imho, offers more control yet might be a bit messy in the beginning if you aren’t sure of what you’re doing.

Go make some money! :)