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Wooing interns to Silicon Valley
July 3, 2007
Students working at companies like Google enjoy lots of perks and hands-on training. But a stint at Microsoft gets you a date with Bill Gates.
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Gates goes to college
March 1, 2004
Microsoft's Bill Gates says that despite today's outsourcing trend, the United States needs to refocus on leading in computer science--starting at its universities.
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IBM tries to hook computer science students
July 20, 2004
IBM hopes to get college kids to experiment with something new--non-Microsoft development software.
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Gates calls for more software research
August 2, 2004
Microsoft's chairman says computer science is where it's at. It's also where a new $1 million research fund's at.
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Microsoft Research goes to school
December 12, 2006
Technology alone won't solve U.S. tech education woes, says Rick Rashid, head of Microsoft Research.
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Gates: No magic answer to tech worker shortage
July 18, 2005
Industry hasn't done enough to position itself as exciting, say academics and Microsoft execs. Can Hermione Granger help?
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Microsoft reveals answer to Google Scholar
April 12, 2006
Beta of Windows Live Academic Search currently covers physics, electrical engineering and computer science research.
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Another Internet Explorer flaw found
July 7, 2004
This is the third time in a month that Microsoft must play catch-up with researchers finding vulnerabilities in its browser.
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IBM opens research to academia
July 13, 2005
Looking to foster ties to universities, IBM will give professors access to research and development technologies on its alphaWorks site.
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Gates to students: Microsoft wants you
October 14, 2005
In part recruitment effort, part product pitch, Bill Gates champions the "magic of software" before a packed house at Howard University.
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The fear war against Linux
May 19, 2003
Open-source activist Bruce Perens uncovers the SCO-Microsoft connection behind a campaign to convince people that trade secrets of Unix have been copied into Linux.
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U.S. funds study of tech monocultures
November 25, 2003
The National Science Foundation says it will pay $750,000 to two universities for studying how diversifying information systems and software could help fend off future cyberattacks.
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The future of talking computers
October 13, 2003
Microsoft VP Kai-Fu Lee says a future with talking computers is no longer a pipe dream of computer science.
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Google CEO: Techies must educate governments
October 18, 2006
Tensions between privacy and ready access to data lace visions for 2016 tech by Eric Schmidt and Microsoft VP Rick Rashid.
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Software firms fault colleges' security education
February 16, 2005
A panel at the Secure Software Forum blames universities for turning out graduates who don't know how to program securely.
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Universities: A marriage of convenience
November 11, 2003
Technology alliances are proliferating in higher education, where companies sponsor research that advances their agendas, and concerns over conflicts of interest give way to pragmatism.
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Net companies pledge child porn crackdown
June 27, 2006
As Congress considers forcing Internet providers to snoop on their customers, AOL, Microsoft and Yahoo say they have a better plan.
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Year in review: Big battles for big talent
December 14, 2005
Concerns remain over outsourcing and guest workers, but hiring prospects have improved for skilled workers.
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