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"People Who Felt Attacked...": Vinod Khosla On Narayana Murthy's 70-Hour Work Week Advice
Vinod Khosla, venture capitalist and co-founder of Sun Microsystems, joined the 70-hour workweek debate and spoke in support of Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy's views.
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Facebook Appoints Former Cisco Executive as Its New India Communications Head
Facebook on Wednesday announced the appointment of former Cisco executive Bipasha Chakrabarti as its new communications head to lead the social media giant's growing corporate communications and public relations mandate in India.
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Court Rejects Indian-Origin Billionaire's California Private Beach Plea
The US Supreme Court has rejected a petition by a Silicon Valley billionaire seeking to keep surfers and other beachgoers from crossing his land to get to a popular northern California beach.
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Silicon Valley Billionaire Vinod Khosla Says "Stay Off My Beach"
Silicon Valley billionaire Vinod Khosla is asking the nation's highest court to help him keep surfers from using his beach.
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Oracle Reportedly Abandons Development of Java Enterprise Edition
The company is said to have stopped funding and development, leaving the community up in arms.
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Google vs Oracle Retrial: Lawyers Make Final Pitches to Jury
The case has been closely watched by software developers, who fear an Oracle victory could spur more software copyright lawsuits.
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Indian-American Vinod Khosla Locked In USD 30 Million Real Estate Battle
A prominent Indian-American billionaire is locked in a real estate battle with the State of California after he sought USD 30 million for reallowing public access to a stretch of beach he owns, a media report said.
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Android N Will Not Use Oracle's Proprietary Java APIs, Google Confirms
Oracle sued Google in 2010 on the grounds of copyright and patent infringement. Google insists that APIs cannot be copyrighted.
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Next Decade to be Golden Era of Entrepreneurship in India
Simply amazed by the quality and scale of startup companies being launched in India in the last few years, top Silicon Valley experts have said that next decade is going to be "golden era" of Indian entrepreneurship.
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Key dates in EU's antitrust action against Microsoft in web browser case
Here's a look at how a 1998 complaint by Sun Microsystems led to Microsoft receiving fines totaling $2.9 billion.
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$200 textbook vs free. You Do the Math
Mr McNealy, the fiery co-founder and former chief executive of Sun Microsystems, shuns basic math textbooks as bloated monstrosities, their price keeps rising while the core information inside of them stays the same."Ten plus 10 has been 20 for a...
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U.S. judge sets Oracle trial against Google for April
A U.S. judge has scheduled a trial between Oracle and Google in April, over claims that Google violated Oracle's intellectual property rights.
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Google infringed Oracle Java copyrights - jury
Android infringes on some of Java's copyrights, but the panel was divided on if Google's actions were under fair use protections.
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Google claims Android mistrial, wants Oracle rematch
Google wants a new trial on the copyright portion of a legal battle being fought with Oracle.
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Oracle gunning for IBM's position in business hardware
Oracle boss Larry Ellison said that he is out to dethrone IBM in the realm of business network hardware.
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"People Who Felt Attacked...": Vinod Khosla On Narayana Murthy's 70-Hour Work Week Advice
Vinod Khosla, venture capitalist and co-founder of Sun Microsystems, joined the 70-hour workweek debate and spoke in support of Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy's views.
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Facebook Appoints Former Cisco Executive as Its New India Communications Head
Facebook on Wednesday announced the appointment of former Cisco executive Bipasha Chakrabarti as its new communications head to lead the social media giant's growing corporate communications and public relations mandate in India.
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Court Rejects Indian-Origin Billionaire's California Private Beach Plea
The US Supreme Court has rejected a petition by a Silicon Valley billionaire seeking to keep surfers and other beachgoers from crossing his land to get to a popular northern California beach.
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Silicon Valley Billionaire Vinod Khosla Says "Stay Off My Beach"
Silicon Valley billionaire Vinod Khosla is asking the nation's highest court to help him keep surfers from using his beach.
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Oracle Reportedly Abandons Development of Java Enterprise Edition
The company is said to have stopped funding and development, leaving the community up in arms.
-
Google vs Oracle Retrial: Lawyers Make Final Pitches to Jury
The case has been closely watched by software developers, who fear an Oracle victory could spur more software copyright lawsuits.
-
Indian-American Vinod Khosla Locked In USD 30 Million Real Estate Battle
A prominent Indian-American billionaire is locked in a real estate battle with the State of California after he sought USD 30 million for reallowing public access to a stretch of beach he owns, a media report said.
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Android N Will Not Use Oracle's Proprietary Java APIs, Google Confirms
Oracle sued Google in 2010 on the grounds of copyright and patent infringement. Google insists that APIs cannot be copyrighted.
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Next Decade to be Golden Era of Entrepreneurship in India
Simply amazed by the quality and scale of startup companies being launched in India in the last few years, top Silicon Valley experts have said that next decade is going to be "golden era" of Indian entrepreneurship.
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Key dates in EU's antitrust action against Microsoft in web browser case
Here's a look at how a 1998 complaint by Sun Microsystems led to Microsoft receiving fines totaling $2.9 billion.
-
$200 textbook vs free. You Do the Math
Mr McNealy, the fiery co-founder and former chief executive of Sun Microsystems, shuns basic math textbooks as bloated monstrosities, their price keeps rising while the core information inside of them stays the same."Ten plus 10 has been 20 for a...
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U.S. judge sets Oracle trial against Google for April
A U.S. judge has scheduled a trial between Oracle and Google in April, over claims that Google violated Oracle's intellectual property rights.
-
Google infringed Oracle Java copyrights - jury
Android infringes on some of Java's copyrights, but the panel was divided on if Google's actions were under fair use protections.
-
Google claims Android mistrial, wants Oracle rematch
Google wants a new trial on the copyright portion of a legal battle being fought with Oracle.
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Oracle gunning for IBM's position in business hardware
Oracle boss Larry Ellison said that he is out to dethrone IBM in the realm of business network hardware.
