Oodle is getting more mainstream, with a partnership with the New York Post's online classifieds section. Those searching in the newspaper's online classifieds section will be supplemented with Oodle content for New York listings. Here's another example of how traditional media is learning to accept the distributed classifieds tools offered by new media company Oodle.
[img src="" caption="" credit="" alt=""]This isn't the first time Oodle's hooked up with a traditional media company for classifieds offerings. Cox Interactive, The Washington Post and the San Diego Union Tribune also use Oodle's media and classifieds system for extensions of their classifieds listings as well. It's with these types of partnerships that Oodle strengthens its own influence in online classifieds, and provides quality tools for end users and its partners, with a symbiotic relationship for the acquisition and distribution of classifieds, that are continuously improving the way consumers search and utilize the data at hand.
Zillow has been making some headway with partnerships of its own, slowing winning over the real estate industry. Given Oodle's increasing personalization tools, the access and use of classifieds data will become all the more important for online publications, search and consumers as time goes on.