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April 3rd, 2013 | Category: <Dev />, Job Opportunities, WhiteRhino

Freelance Opportunity: Flash Developer (overflow work)

Freelance Opportunity: Flash Developer

Okay, so rather than going through Seek, agencies and all of our employment submissions, we are putting the feelers out for some new, young talent to assist with some jobs coming through next week.

We have an overflow requirement and need someone who knows FLASH Action Script 3 (not high-end) who is keen to show us their stuff and get their foot in the door on future projects.

We think there is 2 – 3 days’ work on some digital projects and online advertising elements where the animation is not too tricky – you just need to work your way through it meticulously and provide suggestions.

Yes, you can be at university, just as long as you KNOW YOUR WAY AROUND FLASH & CS5.

So, if you know someone or it’s you – send us a quick email with a day rate and some projects you have done to jobs@whiterhino.com.au with FLASHER in subject line.

By WhiteRhino // Posted in: <Dev />, Job Opportunities, WhiteRhino // Tags: , , , , , // Comments (0)

June 1st, 2012 | Category: <Dev />, Social Media

Facebook Changes: Scheduling and Multi Level Admin

Facebook pushed out another update to its service today allowing page owners to schedule posts and a more advanced multi-level administration.

Scheduling

Now when creating a new status, there is the option to set a post date in the future.

When selecting a date in the future, the default “Post” button changes from to say “Schedule”.
This ability to schedule posts has only been available previously through the use of third party applications such as tweetdeck or hootsuite.

Page Scheduling

Setting a date in the future

Multi Level Administration

Facebook has also introduced a more diverse control system for administrators.

Upon selecting the “admin” panel from page settings, there is now the option to change their role.

Source Facebook

With the addition of four new access levels, page owners can now spread the responsibility to multiple users without fearing losing the control of the page.
Also with the addition of the advertiser role, we may see new services pop up from advertising agencies offering to enhance your social media presence.

For more information check out the Facebook FAQs

This is great news for larger corporate pages, but what does it mean for you? Tell us in the comments below.

By Jason Zetter // Posted in: <Dev />, Social Media // Tags: , // Comments (0)