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CyberMedia is the largest specialty media house in South Asia and amongst India's top five magazine publishers.  Its stable includes such respected magazines like Dataquest, PCQuest and DQ Week.  The group has 12 websites led by Ciol.com. Needless to say CyberMedia is one of the most powerful voices in tech India. More...

Airline ejects ICANN Ombudsman
By Sandhya

ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) describes itself as a not for profit public benefit corporation which coordinates the unique computer identifiers across the world. ICANN started life as an American Government instrument but now gets input from more than 100 countries while formulating policies. More...

Tech writer: Why I was sacked
By Sandhya

The IDG media house consists of such credible names like Computerworld, IT World, Java World, Mac User, PC World, GamePro and InfoWorld.  Its magazines and websites command huge global audiences.  An IDG publication InfoWorld has been embarrassed after one of its columnists was caught using a different name to present himself as the CTO of a tech firm. More...

US Visas to lure Startups
By Shalini Singh

For many reasons, USA has been the perfect incubator for new ideas and startups.  But economic super powers like China and India are developing ecosystems which would nourish smart young men and women and their bright ideas.  Today, given a choice many IIM and IIT graduates prefer staying in India rather than going abroad. More...

Technology writer exposed as fraud
By Sandhya

The IDG media house consists of such credible names like Computerworld, IT World, Java World, Mac User, PC World, GamePro and InfoWorld.  Its magazines and websites command huge global audiences.  An IDG publication InfoWorld has been embarrassed after one of its columnists was caught using a different name to present himself as the CTO for a tech firm. More...

Indian tech firm ad: No Arrogant Americans
By Ria Sharma

US-based VIVA was started by Indian origin techies and managers. VIVA describes itself as an ‘Information Technology Management and Consulting services firm with offices in the US and India. We specialize in IT staff augmentation, On-site and Off-site IT consulting, Turnkey Project Outsourcing, and eBusiness Solutions’ More...

WordPress boss: why we went offline
By Pulkit Sharma

Wordpress is one of the most popular blogging platforms admired not only for its quality and innovative features, but also for protecting bloggers. In 2008, China offered it a deal  Toe the official line by censoring Tibet and human rights and handover details of dissidents, and we will allow Wordpress to do business in China. More...

Silicon Valley: Fewer Blacks, Latinos and Women
By Ria Sharma

America can be rightly proud of many things.  It is universally admired for allowing in migrants from every country and giving them a chance to do well in life.  President Obama’s electoral win showed most Americans have risen above colour and creed. Obama, in turn, nominated many migrants to top jobs in the Govt. More...

Infosys Philippines BPO losing key clients
By Juan Dela Cruz

Indian IT, KPO and BPO major Infosys is growing from strength to strength. The Infosys BPO division had revenue of $316 million in 2009,  and is well on track to make $340 million for year ending March 31, 2010. While Infosys BPO India is humming along,  their office in Philippines has hit a number of roadblocks. More...

Microsoft ex Manager Lobbies for $100 Million tax cut
By Bala Shah

Microsoft is the world’s most successful software company and has earned $500 Billion in revenue since its inception.  In Jan, 2010, Microsoft announced record revenue of $19 Billion for the second quarter ending Dec 31, 2009 which was a 14 percent increase over the same period in 2008. Net income was $6.66 Billion. More...

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