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4th Quarter |
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High-tech companies lobby for more visas
By Jane Larsen
The Arizona Republic
13 Dec. 2005 |
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Computech Agrees to Pay $2.65M in H-1B Worker Case
By Patrick Thibodeau
Computerworld
12 Dec. 2005 |
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Firm that underpaid H-1B workers to pay fine, $2.25M in back wages
By Patrick Thibodeau
Computerworld
28 Nov. 2005 |
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Offshore Outsourcing Creates Jobs, Study Says
By Grant Gross
Computerworld New Zealand
28 Nov. 2005 |
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Seeing the Light on H-1B Visas
By Gerard A. Alphonse
Computerworld
21 Nov. 2005 |
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Who Needs Black Engineers?
By Eric Addison
NSBE Magazine
November – December 2005 |
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U.S. Senate approves H-1B visa increase
By Grant Gross
Computerworld
4 Nov. 2005
Also ran on Infoworld |
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More H-1B visas on the way?
By Anne Broache
ZDNet News
3 Nov. 2005 |
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Offshoring. Outsourcing. Out Of Work.
By
Ron Schneiderman
ED Online ID #11200
20
Oct. 2005 |
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Political Appointees Re-Write Commerce
Department Report On Offshore Outsourcing;
Original Analysis Is Missing From Final Version
By Richard McCormack
Manufacturing & Technology News
12 October 2005 |
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New Job Placement Service Succeeds in Helping
Mature Workers
eMediaWire News Release
5 October 2005 |
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3rd
Quarter |
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Market the Content Before the Bandwidth
By Steven S. Ross
BroadbandProperties Magazine
August 2005 |
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Ubiquitous Gigabit: The Case for Ultra-Fast
Fiber Open-Access Networks
(Adapted from the gigabit white paper we
released this year)
BroadbandProperties Magazine
August 2005 |
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Fresh Debate in U.S. Over H-1B Visa, Indians
By Rob Lever (Agence France-Presse)
Sify.com
16 Aug. 2005 |
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High-tech visas reach limit
By Jennifer Dlouhy
New York Times News Service
13 Aug. 2005 |
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US H1-B visa limits already reached for 2006
By Grant Gross
IDG News Service
12 Aug. 2005 |
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H-1B visa cap reached; IT groups may press for
more
By Patrick Thibodeau
Computerworld
12 Aug. 2005 |
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US cybersecurity called "alarming"
United Press International
PhysOrg.com
12 Aug. 2005 |
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Gates laments decreasing interest in programming
By Todd Bishop
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
19 July 2005 |
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Honors in Business
Trenton Times
3 July 2005
Excerpted from The Trenton Times'
Business section:
"IEEE-USA President Dr. Gerard A. Alphonse
of Princeton has been inducted into the New
Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame. He has been
honored for his 'prolific work in diverse
cutting-edge technologies, including
superconductivity, acoustic emissions and
electro-optics.' Former inductees include
Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein. Alphonse
and three others were selected for the New
Jersey Inventors Hall of Fame by the New
Jersey Research and Development Council, a
nonprofit association dedicated to creating
a strong, healthy environment for the
continued growth of R&D within the state.
The council also recognizes inventors,
innovators and graduate students."
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2nd
Quarter |
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When Global Winds Blow Set the Course For
Tomorrow
By Mark David
Electronic Design Magazine (p. 17)
30 June 2005 |
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Public Is The Winner (Letter to the Editor)
By Andrew C. Greenberg
USA Today
30 June 2005 |
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Supreme Court rulings raise concerns about
broadband growth
By Loring Wirbel
EE Times
27 June 2005 |
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U.S. Computer Science Hiring Up Sharply
EE Times
15 June 2005 |
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Fifty and Fired
By John Helyar
Fortune
16 May 2005 |
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No shortage of ‘engineering shortage’ talk
By Bill Schweber
EDN
4 May 2005 |
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Bangalore’s Big Dreams
By Terry Atlas
U.S. News & World Report
2 May 2005 |
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A plan to offshore … just 3 miles out
By Hiawatha Bray
The Boston Globe
25 April 2005 |
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Free Wi-Fi doesn’t go far enough
By Jack Aldrich
Minneapolis Star Tribune
24 April 2005 |
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As Government Cap on Work Visas Rises, So Does
Confusion
By S. Mitra Kalita
Washington Post
8 April 2005 |
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Supreme Court mulls file-swap 'pushers'
By John Borland
CNET News.com
6 April 2005 |
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Offshoring Fails to Buoy a Shrinking Job Market
By John Moore
CIO Insight.com
1 April 2005
An abridged version ran on eWeek.com. |
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1st
Quarter |
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India’s tech elite thrive at home and in the
U.S.
By Jim Landers (columnist)
Dallas Morning News
27 March 2005 |
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IEEE-USA Files Copyright Brief
Photonics.com
25 Jan. 2005 |
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Bush Administration Seeks to Curb Music, Movie
File-Swapping
TechWeb
25 Jan. 2005 |
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IEEE takes middle road on copyright infringement
EE Times
25 Jan. 2005 |
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Tech Groups File Brief in Grokster Case
By Grant Gross
IDG News Service
24 Jan. 2005
Ran on PC World, The Industry Standard,
InfoWorld |
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The New Idea Labs: As more firms send research
to India and China, could the U.S. fall behind?
By Aravind Adiga and Jyoti Thottam
Time Magazine
24 Jan. 2005 |
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Another H-1B battle coming?
By Ed Frauenheim
CNET News.com
20 Jan. 2005 |
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Tech Hiring: An Oxymoron No More
By Spencer Ante
Business Week
10 Jan. 2005
Also ran on
WNBC.com |
