In Silicon Valley, wearing flashy socks is more than an expression of your personality.
In Silicon Valley, wearing flashy socks is more than an expression of your personality.
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A Foot in the Door in Silicon Valley
Plus Google search chief responds to critics, and what Steve Jobs told Eric Schmidt in an email in 2010 A quick burst of 5 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Antiphishing standard in the works from Google, Facebook, others > > CNET News Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, PayPal and others are working together on a standard that can be used across the Internet for blocking phishing e-mails. Not before time. Steve Jobs told Google to stop poaching workers > > Reuters And the Google employee was supposedly terminated within the hour.
Plus Google search chief responds to critics, and what Steve Jobs told Eric Schmidt in an email in 2010 A quick burst of 5 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Antiphishing standard in the works from Google, Facebook, others > > CNET News Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, PayPal and others are working together on a standard that can be used across the Internet for blocking phishing e-mails. Not before time. Steve Jobs told Google to stop poaching workers > > Reuters And the Google employee was supposedly terminated within the hour.
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Boot up: Google and Facebook work on antiphishing tool, Richard Stallman on MegaUpload arrests, and more
While California employment figures show that Silicon Valley’s technology sector has more than made up for job losses that occurred early in the recession, the rebound has not helped everyone. Older tech workers still struggle to find work.
While California employment figures show that Silicon Valley’s technology sector has more than made up for job losses that occurred early in the recession, the rebound has not helped everyone. Older tech workers still struggle to find work.
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Old Techies Never Die; They Just Can’t Get Hired
A start-up in Silicon Valley is hoping to streamline and simplify the process of seeing a doctor with a suite of applications aimed at both physicians and patients.
A start-up in Silicon Valley is hoping to streamline and simplify the process of seeing a doctor with a suite of applications aimed at both physicians and patients.
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DrChrono Raises $2.8 Million to Digitize Doctor’s Visits
A surge in high-tech start-ups and investment money has drawn recent college graduates who, unlike their peers in other parts of the country, seem snugly protected from any hint of the recession.
A surge in high-tech start-ups and investment money has drawn recent college graduates who, unlike their peers in other parts of the country, seem snugly protected from any hint of the recession.
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For Newcomers in Silicon Valley, the Dream of Entrepreneurship Still Lives
Joichi Ito, the new head of the Media Laboratory at M.I.T., says that the Middle East and North Africa are on the cusp of creating their own Silicon Valley experience. Read more
Joichi Ito, the new head of the Media Laboratory at M.I.T., says that the Middle East and North Africa are on the cusp of creating their own Silicon Valley experience. Read more
At times, the debate over antipiracy legislation has looked like a food fight, but maybe it’s a watershed.
At times, the debate over antipiracy legislation has looked like a food fight, but maybe it’s a watershed.
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A Clash of Media Worlds (and Generations)
Back in 2009, a small controversy began swirling around Google and Apple, amid allegations that the two companies had struck an informal agreement to not poach each other’s employees. The Department of Justice launched an investigation into the matter in 2010, but details of the case were only made public for the first time yesterday. TechCrunch was the first to sift through the documents, and has uncovered some ostensibly incriminating evidence against not only Google and Apple, but Pixar, Lucasfilm, Adobe, Intel, and Intuit, as well
Back in 2009, a small controversy began swirling around Google and Apple, amid allegations that the two companies had struck an informal agreement to not poach each other’s employees. The Department of Justice launched an investigation into the matter in 2010, but details of the case were only made public for the first time yesterday. TechCrunch was the first to sift through the documents, and has uncovered some ostensibly incriminating evidence against not only Google and Apple, but Pixar, Lucasfilm, Adobe, Intel, and Intuit, as well
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DOJ investigation yields fresh evidence against Google, Apple in antitrust lawsuit
An outdated brand of digital orthodoxy ought to be retired. In this worldview, the Internet is a never-ending battle of good guys who love freedom against bad guys like old-fashioned Hollywood media moguls.
An outdated brand of digital orthodoxy ought to be retired. In this worldview, the Internet is a never-ending battle of good guys who love freedom against bad guys like old-fashioned Hollywood media moguls.
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The False Ideals of the Web
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