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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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Top Tech 2013
IEEE Spectrum looks at technology initiatives that will make news in the coming year.
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E-Reader Market Shrinks Faster Than Many Predicted
Nearly three years after the first iPad was introduced, the tablet has come a long way. Now there are plenty of smaller, cheaper tablets that are pretty powerful...
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Intel Offers an Image of the Workplace of the Future
Intel researchers recently offered predictions on how workers and workplaces will change over the next 10 to 20 years. "Most people work 9-to-5 jobs, are selfView...
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The Man Looking to Turn Samsung Into a Silicon Valley Trendsetter
Samsung Electronics is a company at the top of its game, having become the world’s leading smartphone manufacturer in the last year.
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The Woman Charged With Making Windows 8 Succeed
As the head of Windows product development at Microsoft, Julie Larson-Green is responsible for a piece of software used by some 1.3 billion people worldwide.
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Mooc Focuses on How to Plan, Launch, and Teach Moocs
A Georgia Tech Professional Education instructor will share the fundamentals, theories, and best practices related to the development of online courses in order...
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Technology's Gender Barrier
Despite efforts to help them succeed, women account for just six percent of the chief executives of the top 100 U.S. technology companies and just 22 percent of...
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Software Companies Beg For Qualified Job Candidates
The biggest problem the U.S. software industry faces is finding enough qualified software engineers, according to several major software firms. The problem is not...
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The Start-Ups that Favour New York Over Silicon Valley
New York's start-up scene has been booming, with the sector creating more than 10,000 jobs in the city over the past five years. Some talk of Silicon Alley as being...
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Classroom Capture Adds Flexibility for Faculty, Students
More than half of the general purpose classrooms at Boise State University are equipped with classroom lecture capture technology, giving students numerous opportunities...
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Moocs Boost Online Public Health Education
In the past four months, more than 222,000 students have enrolled in eight Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health...
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Top Scientific Discoveries of 2012
Here are Wired Science's picks for the biggest discoveries, breakthroughs and moments in science this year.
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Agile Developers Rule the Roost, Experience Trumps Toolsets
If you're an agile development pro, especially on the West Coast, Utah, Minnesota, New York or Massachusetts, you're pretty much in the catbird seat when comes...
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Wallflowers of Silicon Valley Get Asked to Dance
After years of being wallflowers at Silicon Valley's hottest tech conferences and Sean Parker's after-parties, enterprise technology firms are now part of the "in"...
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Must-Have Job Skills in 2013
To win a promotion or land a job next year, experts say there are four must-have job skills that will attract hiring managers and recruiters: communications, personal...
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Llnl's Top 10 Science Stories of 2012
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's top 10 science and technology stories of the year are a reflection of the Laboratory's ability to apply its core national...
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Selling Flak Jackets in the Cyberwars
When the Israeli army and Hamas trade virtual blows in cyberspace, or when hacker groups like Anonymous rise from the digital ether, or when WikiLeaks dumps a trove...
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Buffeted By the Web, but Now Riding It
When the consumer Web exploded in the mid-1990s, part of the promise was that it would transform careers and the concept of work.
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By Hiring Kurzweil, Google Just Killed the Singularity
Late last Friday, Google announced a jaw-dropping hire: Ray Kurzweil will join the company as a Director of Engineering. Has the world’s brainiest tech company"rapture...
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Job Recruiters Turn to Linkedin, Social Media Startups
In his more than 15 years as a headhunter, Jeff Vijungco has tried Monster, Craigslist, CareerBuilder, and other online job boards. Lately the head of recruitment...
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