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Godaddy confiscates anti H1B anti Indian site
By Bala Shah

The USA had set up the H-1B visa program to hire on a short term basis highly skilled workers not available in America.  While many blue chip Indian tech firms follow the letter and spirit of the American law, the ground reality is that some have used every loophole in the H-1B system to bring in low cost workers. More...

Minister Shashi Tharoor: How many followers are fake?
By Sumir Singh

By any measure, Indian Minister of State for External Affairs, Shashi Tharoor, has had a successful career at the United Nations and is an outstanding performer in the current Government.  Shashi Tharoor is a prolific Twitter user and his account has more than 530 thousand followers on this micro blogging platform. More...

Techgoss exclusive: Court shuts down anti H1B blogs
By Bala Shah

The USA had set up the H-1B visa program to hire on a short term basis highly skilled workers not available in America.  While many blue chip Indian tech firms follow the letter and spirit of the American law, the ground reality is that some have used every loophole in the H-1B system to bring in low cost workers. More...

USA: India got 54 percent of H1B Visas
By Ria Sharma

The US Department for Professional Employees, AFL-CIO (DPE), is the umbrella organization for 24 unions and has a membership of 4 million white collar workers. While union membership in USA has fallen in recent years, AFL-CIO (DPE) has seen a 21 percent increase among the professional and related occupations. More...

HP: Buying positive blogging coverage
By Yasmin Ahmed

Tech giant Hewlett Packard (HP) has done very well in recent years.  Under the able leadership of its Chairman and CEO, Mark Hurd, Hewlett Packard has gone from strength to strength.  In November, 2009, it posted revenues of $31 Billion. An HP associate in Pakistan is now offering laptops for the best blog coverage More...

Infosys BPO: Delayed Calamity funds finally given
By Juan Dela Cruz

Hundreds of Infosys BPO’s employees in the Philippines are smiling from ear to ear as their company has finally delivered on its promise of providing 5,000 pesos (equal to the same amount in rupees) as its generous financial assistance to those employees severely affected by tropical storm Ketsana back in October 26. More...

Javed Akhtar stops blogger being censored
By Shalini Singh

It is a given that blogs have done much to democratize, educate, entertain and enlighten humanity. Scratchmysoul in association with Doordarshan and Hindustan Times conducted a bloggers symposium on Dec 12, 2009 at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. A blogger who attended said he was asked to avoid any contentious speeches. More...

No Govt help for jailed Techie?
By Sumir Singh

Vikram Buddhi, an IIT alumnus and a PhD student at Purdue University has been in a Chicago jail for 3.5 years now. He was convicted in 2007 for using the identities of other people to post threatening messages online against President Bush and others. Vikram insists that his views are protected under the US Constitution guarantee of free speech. More...

Dr. Tulsi: Despite past persecution prefers India
By Suneetha

A genius undeserved by many of us, but he still prefers India to an overseas assignment. Tathagat Avatar Tulsi had been recognised and then derecognised as a young scientific genius by many in the science world. The circle is now complete with him attaining a PhD at the age of 21 to become one of the youngest scientists ever. More...

Bangalore:  SMS soaps on mobile
By Suneetha

Get ready to be addicted to the sms soaps on your mobile screens! AVS Sreenivas, a Bangalore-based HR consultant, short story writer and editor of a neighbourhood newspaper ‘Wednesday Digest’ is working on exactly that. Currently, 500 women have signed up. This is what AVS Sreenivas told Techgoss about this endeavour. More...

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