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US downgrade won't impact IT sector: NASSCOM
09 Aug 2011
US downgrade won't impact IT sector: NASSCOM
09 Aug 2011
WorldWideWeb turns 20
06 Aug 2011
WWW now is 80-million-strong, with many more computers connected to the internet, and billions of users.
LinkedIn posts 120 per cent rise in revenue
05 Aug 2011
Randi Zuckerberg quits Facebook to start own social media firm
04 Aug 2011
Randi now plans to start `RotZ Media' which, she says, will gear towards making businesses more social on the internet.
HCL Tech gets entangled in News International scandal
02 Aug 2011
HCL, which oversaw News International's day-to-day e-mails, revealed that hundreds of thousands of mails had been deleted from the publisher's server since May last year, but saw nothing "unusual or untoward" in it.
Top 200 Indian IT firms log $84 bn in FY '11 revenue
02 Aug 2011
Registering their highest growth in four years, the Top 200 Indian IT firms logged combined revenues of Rs384,250 crore ($84 billion) in FY ‘11 to grow at 25 per cent
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