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01.21.07Microsoft, Google and Yahoo! agree to NGO code of conductNetworkWorld is reporting the following: Microsoft, Google, and two other technology companies will develop a code of conduct with a coalition of nongovernmental organizations (NGO) to promote freedom of expression and privacy rights, they announced Friday. The two companies along with Yahoo, and Vodafone Group said the new guidelines are the result of talks with Business for Social Responsibility (BSR) and the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School. It's an excellent development and I hope it doesn't turn into a new media version of greenwashing. This press release has more details than the article you're seeing on the tech ...
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11.15.06Tech support owner gone wild!I figure I might as well add to my "vendist" reputation. Really, I'm not a vendist, many of them are my best friends ;) Anyway, check out this irate consultant comment at Deborah Finn's blog. Here's an excerpt: You are ill-equipped for something as easy as the tiny little MX record change you reference you [sic] your overstated and wordy dissertation which is so full of garbage I couldn't stop laughing as I read it. If you're wondering about the deleted post, nothing is ever deleted. The commenter seems positively apoplectic and I can only hope that calm has returned to him or ...
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06.27.06IT Ethics and the Non-profit SectorOk, so I've tentatively agreed to run a session on IT Ethics in the Non-Profit Sector. It's a pretty vast subject but I'm going to target the session primarily at non-profit executives who are looking to hire or fire and the IT guys who are looking to get hired and avoid getting fired. Continue Reading...
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