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Reading Google's blog entry today made my mouth water. It seems they've been interviewing chefs who sent in rsums for their open…
Media and Internet luminaries will be on hand to chat about all kinds of topics at Google's invitation-only event - with no reporting allowed.
Google's standard rule of not telling anybody anything until its too late has caused worldwide speculation as to what on Earth they plan to do with all that new money. A recent New York invitation-only meeting with Eric Schmidt and Sergey Brin did little to change that silent trend.
AOL just released a survey saying most bloggers aren't aspiring journalists or even the vicious political pundits of the cyber world. They blog for the therapeutic aspect.
The following is a cautionary tale for tech recruiters everywhere - do a little research on your recruiting target first.
PandaLabs has discovered a worm that imitates Google's homepage, retrieves search results the same way, but changes the sponsored links to the sites of the worm author's choosing. Can you say, "evil genius," boys and girls? I knew you could.
