Daily newspapers are generally competitors of the business journals in their markets. That's why I did a double take when I found mention of the Book of Lists in a daily newspaper, the El Dorado Hills Telegraph, in California.
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The article, "Job Seekers Receive Help," focuses on a free Job Forum occurring at the local Chamber of Commerce location. It discusses the benefits of attendance, and mentions details about what to expect from the program. Book of Lists is mentioned in the context of a description of a scheduled guest speaker who will be presenting a lecture on using the Book of Lists to uncover job leads. The speaker is from the Sacramento Business Journal, and works on the Book of Lists project for that publication.
You know I have feelers out all over, seeking for the slightest mention of business journal Book of Lists in any context, in any market. Many of the mentions I discover have to do with the Book of Lists as an essential tool for gaining a competitive edge in job searching.
That's yet another vote for "Job Searching" as the top category for Book of Lists usage.
