Articles by Dice Staff
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Risk Mitigation Techniques for Talent Management
Any investment you put into your talent could go to your competitor when people move on. That fear of lost investment often creates a reluctance to train your own employees. “You get into this pa… -
Seagate Loses Suit to 'Wrongfully Hired' Engineer
When Chandramouli Vaidyanathan quit his job to take a position with Seagate Technologies, and was later laid off, he sued and eventually won $1.9 million in damages. The jury found that Seagate h… -
Samsung Acquires Sony's Stake in S-LCD Corporation
Samsung will acquire Sony's shares in the companies' S-LCD Corporation joint venture. In return, Sony will get KRW 1.08 trillion (approx $939 million), and S-LCD will become a subsidiary of Samsu… -
Plasma Brush Could Render the Dentist’s Drill Obsolete
In just two short years, having a cavity filled may be a pain-free experience, without the need for anesthesia. Engineers at the University of Missouri and Nanova Inc. have finished lab tests of… -
iPhone's Got a New Version Coming in 2012
Apple's iPhone will--yes, will--be completely resigned next year, with the new version launching in the fall, according to Boy Genius Report. The new design will take its cue from the iPad, with… -
Facebook: Sponsored Stories Will Move To News Feed
Facebook will bring advertising to a new level in January: Sponsored stories will go right in everyone's News Feed. Sponsored stories were launched earlier this year, giving advertisers the optio… -
Here's Why GoDaddy Backed Down on SOPA
GoDaddy has withdrawn its support of SOPA only a day after the domain registrar shrugged off a boycott attempt by its customers. Earlier, the company told Ars Technica: Go Daddy has received some… -
GoDaddy Reverses Itself on SOPA
Even if the vote for SOPA has been postponed to January, every day that passes the bill seems to lose more support. GoDaddy initially supported the bill, but yesterday reversed itself. Why? It co… -
GoDaddy Drops Support for SOPA
UPDATE: GoDaddy, the largest domain name registrar in the world, has reversed itself and no longer supports the SOPA bill. Earlier, the company's backing of the bill sparked anger among customers… -
Amazon Plans To Open Boston Office In February
Amazon's hurrying to set up an office near Boston that could be home to up to 150 people, many of them software engineers. The company's zeroing in on the Kendall Square area of Cambridge, quietl…