The Daily Telegraph is the largest circulating newspaper in the UK and its website is one of the most popular news sites in the world.  Press Trust of India (PTI) is the leading news agency in our country.  A Daily Telegraph article about how Blackberrys were predicted 100 years ago has been changed for an Indian audience. More...

Technology giant IBM had revenues of $95.8 Billion in year ending 2009.  400,000 IBM employees world wide had generated a net income of $13.4 Billion.  Despite a global recession, IBM management kept a steady ship with more jobs being moved to IBM India.  But one of IBM’s latest cost reduction intitiatives for its customers – Project GDF – has had qualified success. More...

Founded in 2005, American technology blog group TechCrunch is one of the great success stories of new media. TechCrunch Founder Michael Arrington, assisted by a great team, has made it the No. 1 tech blog in US. TechCrunch gets 7.5 million unique visitors a month and has the power to make or break startups.  More...

In Feb, 2010, NASSCOM released a report which detailed how the Indian IT and BPO exports had touched 50 Billion dollars in the last year and will experience double digit growth this year.  According to NASSCOM, Indian IT-BPO has 51 % of the global outsourcing market. The IT-BPO sector accounted for 5.9 % of India’s GDP. More...

Despite some flaws, capitalism has proved to be the only system that has brought material prosperity to India.  One of the essential elements of capitalism is respect and reward of the men and women who own copyright.  The trick is to find a balance between copyright and the immediate need to help the poor. More...

Google has always set high standards for itself when it comes to the question of supporting ordinary citizens against their Governments.  While Google is not perfect, it is clearly the most enlightened among internet companies.  Only Google had the courage to stand up to the totalitarian Chinese regime. More...

Arjun Basu is a Master of micro-fiction on Twitter.  Canada-based Arjun’s ‘Twisters’ or short stories told via the 140 character limitations of  Twitter have become so popular that he recently won the Literature category of the Shorty Awards set up to honour the ‘best individuals and companies’ on Twitter. More...

The best and brightest among Indian students went to study at IIT, many of whom would later lay the foundation of our booming IT-ITES outsourcing sectors. IIT graduates like ex Vodafone CEO Arun Sarin, McKinsey Partner Rajat Gupta, Sun Founder and eminent VC Vinod Khosla are giants of international business. More...

Microsoft dominates the PC software market and so it was no surprise that in the last quarter it earned revenue of $19 Billion.  This revenue for 3 months was an increase of 14% from last year.  Net income was $6.66 Billion up 60%.  Even as the Microsoft founder Bill Gates donates billions to charity, the company is underpaying some teenagers in Asia. More...

Cyber law expert Na.Vijayashankar, also known as Naavi in Cyberspace, is one of the most respected names in the Indian tech world.  As Chairman of the Digital Society Foundation and as a Director of Cyber Law College, one of Naavi’s life mottos is “Let’s build a responsible Cyber society”.  More...