The brain is known to perceive information before it reaches a person’s awareness. Until recently, there was little way to determine what specific mental tasks were taking place prior to the point of conscious awareness.Now scientists at Rutgers University, Newark and University of California Los Angeles (UCLA), have found a way to use ........READ ON FOR MORE
August 7, 2009
“TAGGED” SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE TO BE SUED BY N.Y. ATORNEY GENERAL
Social networking site Tagged. com has been charged by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, allegedly for spamming and stealing identities from sixty million of its users by sending illegal e-mails to steal their personal contact lists with a view to catch new users.
The 60 million e-mails that were sent to people were made to appear to come from their friends but actually they were sent by Tagged. com, which forced recipients to become members of Tagged. com if they wanted to access the ostensible photos. On the other hand, Greg Tseng, Tagged. com CEO claims that the site did not access peoples’ address books without their consent.
However, Tseng accepted that the language used to guide users during registration was a bit confusing. Tseng wrote in a blog, "The registration drive generated some complaints."
Tseng further informed that new registration scheme was stopped by Tagged on June 7. Tagged also e-mailed new members to guide them how to quit Tagged. Nevertheless, the Attorney General’s office said it would impede Tagged from engaging in deceptive practices and would fine Tagged for invasion of privacy.
ONLINE-VENUES USED FOR JOB SEARCH AND HIRING
New technologies are used by the head-hunters and candidates to succeed themselves from the competition. Today the internet made a fast and efficient ways to find jobs. Go-ahead from traditional methods of job hunting using company website, print job advertisements, job portals job boards. The online talent search is less expensive comparing to five years ago today the employers have many choices for finding the......READ ON FOR MORE
Sunshine for H1B workers?
The Unemployment Rate has fallen down from 9.4% from 9.5% in June, the first decline in that closely watched reading since April of 2008. Economists had expected unemployment to rise to 9.6%. During my research, I have noticed that H1B Approvals are..........READ ON FOR MORE
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