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    Freelancer.com acquired Freemarket.com and relaunched its virtual content marketplace under the Freelancer.com brand. This expands Freelancer.com's existing marketplace for remote workers to now include a marketplace where freelancers can sell various types of digital content such as stock logos, website templates, and images. The combined marketplace aims to be a one-stop shop for freelance designers, content creators, and programmers to sell their work, similar to how iTunes functions for music and media.

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    Freelancer.com acquired Freemarket.com and relaunched its virtual content marketplace under the Freelancer.com brand. This expands Freelancer.com's existing marketplace for remote workers to now include a marketplace where freelancers can sell various types of digital content such as stock logos, website templates, and images. The combined marketplace aims to be a one-stop shop for freelance designers, content creators, and programmers to sell their work, similar to how iTunes functions for music and media.

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    Freelancer.com acquired Freemarket.com and relaunched its virtual content marketplace under the Freelancer.com brand. This expands Freelancer.com's existing marketplace for remote workers to now include a marketplace where freelancers can sell various types of digital content such as stock logos, website templates, and images. The combined marketplace aims to be a one-stop shop for freelance designers, content creators, and programmers to sell their work, similar to how iTunes functions for music and media.

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    Freelancer.

    com Acquires Freemarket,


    Launches Virtual
    Content Marketplace
    Online marketplace for outsourcing Freelancer.com , formerly known as
    GetAFreelancer has acquired virtual content marketplace Freemarket.com  and
    is relaunching Freemarket’s platform under the Freelancer.com brand.

    Freelancer.com focuses primarily on providing a marketplace for remote workers.


    Freelancer.com now caters to a user base of 1.7 million small and medium-sized
    businesses (up from 1 million in October 2009) and says it has outsourced more
    than 725,000 projects to date.

    Now freelancers can sell their content on Freemarket’s content marketplace. The
    aim is for Freemarket.com to become one stop shop, an ‘iTunes for designers,
    content creators and programmers’.’ Users can sell a variety of content, including
    stock logos, website templates, stationery, images, sound clips, 3D models, themes
    and more. Currently, Freemarket has over five thousand items of content on the
    platform.

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