Vindu Goel The New York Times
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Yahoo Accused of Bias in Use of Rating System
One former manager who lost his job is challenging the entire system as discriminatory and a violation of federal and California laws governing mass layoffs.
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Yahoo's Brain Drain Shows a Loss of Faith Inside the Company
Morale has sunk so low that some employees refer to Mayer, Yahoo's chief executive, as "Evita".
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Facebook Meets Skepticism in Bid to Expand Internet in India
Facebook's rocky experience since it brought Internet.org to India shows good intentions and technological savvy are not enough.
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Encryption, Always Important, Is Now Easy
The computer industry and the US government have embarked on a major campaign to have basic Web encryption more widely adopted.
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India Replaces China as Next Big Frontier for US Tech Companies
The increasing appeal of India, now the world's fastest growing major economy, was underscored in recent days.
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Google, Twitter and Publishers Seek Faster Web
The move is one of several Google initiatives meant to increase its influence with publishers.
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Yahoo Tweaks Email to Make Search More Personal
Yahoo will now automatically suggest what or whom you might be looking for and offer to create a search term.
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A Long List of Wants at Twitter
Twitter's next leader has to be comfortable operating under the scrutiny of a board that includes all three previous chief executives of the company.
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Facebook Ready to Test News Project
The program will begin with a few articles but is expected to expand quickly.
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Twitter's Chief Delivers on Updated Features, but Right Mix Is Elusive
As Costolo prepares to give investors a progress report on Tuesday, it is clear that the new Twitter is still wrestling with the same old problem.
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Yahoo Accused of Bias in Use of Rating System
One former manager who lost his job is challenging the entire system as discriminatory and a violation of federal and California laws governing mass layoffs.
-
Yahoo's Brain Drain Shows a Loss of Faith Inside the Company
Morale has sunk so low that some employees refer to Mayer, Yahoo's chief executive, as "Evita".
-
Facebook Meets Skepticism in Bid to Expand Internet in India
Facebook's rocky experience since it brought Internet.org to India shows good intentions and technological savvy are not enough.
-
Encryption, Always Important, Is Now Easy
The computer industry and the US government have embarked on a major campaign to have basic Web encryption more widely adopted.
-
India Replaces China as Next Big Frontier for US Tech Companies
The increasing appeal of India, now the world's fastest growing major economy, was underscored in recent days.
-
Google, Twitter and Publishers Seek Faster Web
The move is one of several Google initiatives meant to increase its influence with publishers.
-
Yahoo Tweaks Email to Make Search More Personal
Yahoo will now automatically suggest what or whom you might be looking for and offer to create a search term.
-
A Long List of Wants at Twitter
Twitter's next leader has to be comfortable operating under the scrutiny of a board that includes all three previous chief executives of the company.
-
Facebook Ready to Test News Project
The program will begin with a few articles but is expected to expand quickly.
-
Twitter's Chief Delivers on Updated Features, but Right Mix Is Elusive
As Costolo prepares to give investors a progress report on Tuesday, it is clear that the new Twitter is still wrestling with the same old problem.
