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- Google: Why TV networks will trump YouTube
- Google: Why TV networks will trump YouTubeANYONE OUT THERE ACTUALLY WATCHES TV?I've studied Radio and Television Broadcasting. I've worked in the business. It caters to the LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR of human intelligence. TV could have been one of the greatest educational mediums for the human race. But...
- Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, Google Inc., Ageism, TV, TV network, YouTube Inc., network
- Discussion threads 2007-02-19
- Ageism, IT, and Jobs
- Ageism, IT, and JobsContract work.Here in the US consultants are hired to do what they have a proven record of doing. An older person can keep exercizing documented skills, but will probably not be able to demonstrate new ones.Software and people are assumed to become obsolete simultaneously.Ageism in ITHere...
- Tags: Recruitment & Selection, job, information technology, Ageism
- Discussion threads 2006-04-06
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- Jeremy Allison and offshoring
- Jeremy Allison and offshoringJermey, proving that he is a liarThe reality is OSDL (now renamed to _____) has said that 90% of development comes from contributions from companies.So its pretty evident that Jermey is making up false stories about OSS being developed by individual programmers in their bedroom or basement.Less...
- Tags: Jeremy Allison, OSS, offshoring, Jermey
- Discussion threads 2007-02-12
- Ageism, IT, and Jobs
- Here's the askbloggie request: Dear bloggie: I am in a rut and was hoping you could help me. I know you are busy and I will understand if you choose not to reply. I just hope this email gets to you and you do actually read it....
- Tags: job
- Blog posts 2006-04-06
- A certifiable way for older workers to (re)enter IT
- I received an email recently in response to my blog on ageism asking how one might break into the IT field at a late age, with minimal experience, and an older IT skill set. Hmm… What could I suggest? I could say, "Go back...
- Tags: certification
- Blog posts 2005-12-06
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