Former Yahoo Employee Blogging From the Jungle
Kalyan was one of the early employees of Yahoo's Software Development Center in Bangalore, India.
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Kalyan was one of the early employees of Yahoo's Software Development Center in Bangalore, India.
My post last Friday with caveats about Microsoft AntiSpyware has drawn the ire of one person who read that post here as well as the one republished by Webproworld.
A few days ago I went on a rant about Oracle having layoffs and that some of my friends would probably be losing their jobs.
More evidence we're living in a new media world with few rules. David Akin notes that The Wall Street Journal reported Friday, "...that the Daily Kos and another blog received $3,000 a month for four months from the Howard Dean campaign."
Getting to the top of anything is tough. Whether it's business, sports or anything else; the race to number one is never easy. There's typically only one thing tougher than getting to number one and that's keeping it. Google, long recognized as the top search site, has enjoyed immense growth, popularity, and capital as a result.
A division Macy's is paying $600,000 and making sure that its security officers don't use racial or ethnic profiling when detaining shoplifting suspects.