Junior system administrator

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Location: Budapest
Business unit: blogads, PFPS
Start date: ASAP
Language: Hungarian (fluent), English (conversational)
Responsibilities:

  • co-managing Pressflex’s 50+ servers hosted at different providers

Expectations:

  • proven track record in managing server clusters, including remote management
  • familiarity with Open Source technologies
  • knowledge of Linux, apache, exim/postfix
  • sql administation (mysql,postgres)
  • scripting languages (bash, perl, etc.)
  • excellent written communication skills
  • fluent in English

Advantages:

  • PHP / Python

To apply please click here.

BSEE Magazine

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We have been working with Pressflex for the last 5 years and have always found the whole team very accommodating. They have provided us with a jobs portal that has significantly increased revenue and traffic to the site and with the inclusion of the RSS news feeds; we are well placed to stay ahead of the competition.

We look forward to BSEE & Pressflex working together for many years to come.

Mark Colyer, Publication Manager

www.bsee.co.uk

www.jobs.bsee.co.uk

fDi Magazine
(Financial Times)

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“Pressflex have provided an exceptional service for our online portal, fDimagazine.com. Their knowledge, expertise and enthusiasm has helped establish the website as one of the leading sources of foreign direct investment information. Whenever something has needed changing, Pressflex have responded efficiently and carried out the work in consultation with me to achieve, and in most instance exceed, the desired results.”

David East

Publisher, fDi magazine

www.fdimagazine.com

Digital Classifieds Survey

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June 12, 2006

With continuing migration of classified advertising from print to online, newspapers need to stop defending print at all costs and build their long-term strategy. Only those that embrace change can turn the threat of migration into an opportunity. The annual WAN survey on classified advertisement migration, written by Pressflex MD Miklos Gaspar, provides important insight into the trends in classified advertising.

To download the executive summary or buy the entire report, please visit WAN’s Shaping the Future of the Newspaper page.

Liberian Observer

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“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you all personally and on behalf of the entire Daily Observer Newspaper staff for the marvelous technical support Pressflex has given us [during the site launch]. The speed and timeliness of your work as a team has been worth every penny. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you. Please keep up the good work and give the entire team our thanks.”

Boto K. Bradford
Editor, Liberian Observer Online
www.liberianobserver.com

Classified models: winners and losers

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June 3, 2005

The report, researched and co-authored by Pressflex and published by the World Association of Newspapers, examines the opportunities for newspaper publishers to defend their classified advertising markets in the face of relentless migration to the internet. It includes the latest research on this migration and shows how publishers can leverage the advantages that newspapers offer advertisers: local branding, strong readership across most generations, contact with traders, reliable reputation, strong marketing capability, in-house resources, in-house sales, content management skills and technology.
For more information and to obtain a copy of the report, click here.

Classified advertising is on the move

Hank Copeland

Pressflex researched and coauthored the first ever cross market survey of classified advertising migration to the Internet, published by the World Association of Newspapers.

The pace of the migration from print to Internet is relentless, but manageable. By confidently and imaginatively managing the market, publishers can retain their profits and customer relations as they and their advertising move toward the digital age.

This report offers some simple rules to help newspapers retain their grip on their classified markets.

For more information and to obtain a copy of the report, click here.

Classified advertising is on the move

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June 2, 2004

Pressflex researched and coauthored the first ever crossmarket survey of classified advertising migration to the Internet, published by the World Association of Newspapers.

The pace of the migration from print to Internet is relentless, but manageable. By confidently and imaginatively managing the market, publishers can retain their profits and customer relations as they and their advertising move toward the digital age.

This report offers some simple rules to help newspapers retain their grip on their classified markets.

For more information and to obtain a copy of the report, click here

Newsquest London

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“Thanks for the latest site analysis. We’ve actioned a couple of recommendations already and will get round to the others in a day or so. It seems we need to review our Google Referrer target for 2003 as we’re only eight months in and it’s pretty much busted already – 104% growth year-to-date. The Local London portal on its own is up 168% since January. In this category you guys have left yourselves nothing to do for the last four months of the year and taking our foot off the gas now would be crazy.”
Phil Crowther
Digital Media Manager
Newsquest London
This is Local London portal