Raman Media Network Archive

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    How Do I Get Rid of SlideShare?

    As part of my work, I keep testing various Web services. Today, I decided to use something called SlideShare, which calls itself “the world’s largest community for sharing presentations.” When I tried to use it, I was asked to open my account. I did. By...

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    Nine Signs You’re Working in a Sick Company

    Some are sick because of the persisting recession. Others are sick because of their own weaknesses. Truth is that corporate sickness is spreading like plague all across the world. So, chances are that you’re also working in a sick outfit. By Rakesh Raman But it’s...

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    How to Use E-Governance to Deal with Corruption

    As political bosses and social activists are at daggers drawn with each other over the corruption issue, corruption has become the hottest trending topic in India. But in this ongoing melee, both sides are ignoring a powerful tool that can control corruption. It’s technology. By...

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    Will Spicejet Fly for Everyone in India?

    When Anuj Kumar Boruah, a resident of New Delhi, decided to buy Spicejet air tickets for his four relatives going from Delhi to Guwahati on Oct. 11, he was under the impression that it will be a pleasant journey for all of them. By Rakesh...

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    Seven Serious UX Flaws on Facebook

    Facebook has gone berserk. I believe. And there is a strong reason behind this belief. Two years ago when I started using the online social hangout, I was under the impression that I will make some good friends and a possible family through it, as...

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    Why Sonia Gandhi Wants to Protect Chidambaram

    The ongoing adrenaline-pumping events in the corruption-ridden Indian politics can put even a gory video game to shame. After a spate of recent corruption cases in the Congress-led government, now the action has shifted around the 2G scam. By Rakesh Raman In this case, the...

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    IBM Advised to Treat its People with Humanism in China

    As more information related to the Yuan Yipeng vs. IBM case is flowing in, the Beijing Yirenping Center, an NGO which works to promote the equality of socially vulnerable groups, has revealed startling facts about IBM’s unethical behaviour in China. By Rakesh Raman In an...

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    Can Obama Jobs Plan Reduce Poverty in America?

    America is fast emerging as a new poor country, as poverty here has been increasing at an alarming rate. According to U.S. Census Bureau data released Tuesday, September 13, 2011, the nation’s poverty rate rose to 15.1% in 2010, up from 14.3% in 2009 and...

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    Why is IBM Angry with Yuan Yipeng of China?

    It was Saturday, September 10, when I received the first e-mail of Yuan Yipeng from Shanghai, China. It was a pretty casual e-mail with the subject line: “Complaint with IBM China CSR.” By Rakesh Raman However, the text headlines along with four hyperlinks prompted me...

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    RMN Community Court Service for Online Justice

    In its constant endeavour to bridge the digital divide and take the technology benefits to the masses – particularly the have-nots – Raman Media Network (RMN) has launched its RMN Community Court service. The new service will act as an online interface between warring parties...

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    Keep Your Friends Close and CIOs Closer

    When technology is moving in a fast-forward mode, it is extremely difficult for chief information officers (CIOs) to stay in tune with the changing times. So, most CIOs are reduced to performing mere figurehead roles and, gradually, they tend to become what has come to...

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    Five Social Media Myths Debunked

    If you throw a pebble out of your window, most likely it’ll fall on the head of a person peddling social media services in one form or the other. So, in the unruly social media market, there are perhaps more sellers than buyers. By Rakesh...

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