So in the 1950s you could buy real products (air rifles) advertised alongside imaginary entertainments (comic book stories). But now you can buy imaginary entertainments (Farmville credits) advertised alongside real products (at Target). My brain hurts!
“It’s not a focus on opening up restaurants… it’s re-purposing land, arable land.” Not something you hear everyday from a restaurant proprietor.
Starting your own online business? It sounds like this open source software makes it easy.
Vivek Wadhwa at TechCrunch does the numbers to prove that Google and Microsoft don’t create jobs, but your startup company will.
Why stop at grades? Why not bet on whether you’ll make the rugby team, or whether you’ll get married in five years? Or maybe you could play hedge fund manager and bet that you’ll flunk out–at least you’d have some change to make it through the summer.
Is there anyone besides Rupert surprised by these results?
Is there anyone besides Rupert surprised by these results?
A timely story, given two recent NMD student projects that exposed sports-related cost at a time of cutting university departments.
A timely story, given two recent NMD student projects that exposed sports-related cost at a time of cutting university departments.
Much of this advice for women seems pretty good for men too.
Much of this advice for women seems pretty good for men too.
Much of this advice for women seems pretty good for men too.
If you have interest and experience in developing for the iPad or Web, this could be your summer job.
If you have interest and experience in developing for the iPad or Web, this could be your summer job.
Charlie Stross argues that Steve Jobs’ recent fascistic turn — such as his refusal to run Flash on the iPhone — is a side effect of Jobs’ planning for the coming decline in personal computer sales. According to Stross, the market will be all about mobility. Apple will turn from selling hardware that runs its software to selling hardware that runs its cloud.
No, not how to get a job *as* a Ninja. This book covers how to deal with the stress of jobhunting and also how to leverage social media to uncover recruiter information and land that interview. (Hint: time to get a LinkedIn account.)
No, not how to get a job *as* a Ninja. This book covers how to deal with the stress of jobhunting and also how to leverage social media to uncover recruiter information and land that interview. (Hint: time to get a LinkedIn account.)
New companies catering to university professors offer to grade their papers and tests. Is outsourcing grades a boon or a boondoggle?
New companies catering to university professors offer to grade their papers and tests. Is outsourcing grades a boon or a boondoggle?
Woman or minority gamer? The industry will give you $3000 to get your game on. Deadline 15 May.
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