Online: where obituaries go to be interactive

Iria · Aug 7, 2006, 05:54 AM

Source: MercuryNews.com
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You're born, you work, you die.

Jeff Taylor has already harnessed the power of the Internet to remake one of those three life events: He founded the job-search site Monster.com in 1994. Depending on which set of statistics you pick, Monster.com is either the largest or second-largest online hiring hall.

Now, Taylor is ready to take on death.

Eons.com, a Web site Taylor launched Monday, is intended as a social-networking destination for people over age 50 -- think of MySpace with gray hair.

Aug 7, 2006, 05:54 AM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 89	Online: where obituaries go to be interactive Source: MercuryNews.com _________ You're born, you work, you die. Jeff Taylor has already harnessed the power of the Internet to remake one of those three life events: He founded the job-search site Monster.com in 1994. Depending on which set of statistics you pick, Monster.com is either the largest or second-largest online hiring hall. Now, Taylor is ready to take on death. Eons.com, a Web site Taylor launched Monday, is intended as a social-networking destination for people over age 50 -- think of MySpace with gray hair.