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Comment export of talent (Score 1) 812

This didn't really surprise me. Corporations have been importing talent from across the world and perhaps this has become more difficult over time. Over the years, these facilities have acquired quite a bit of talent and expertise. Since H1B visas and green cards are hard to come by, the next logical extension would be to export US talent to these facilities. Most countries that I'm aware of make it much easier for US citizens to obtain work visas and with lucrative compensation, an individuals quality of life in these countries may be far better compared to the US, especially considering the awesome service industry in India.
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Submission + - Best Open Ebook Format / Store?

cuteseal writes: "Having been a Palm Reader user from back in the day when a Palm was still called a Pilot, I have built up a sizable collection of ebooks, that can only be read by their proprietary Ereader software. I love reading ebooks on my handheld, but I am frustrated that my technology choices have inevitably been limited based on the criteria — does it support the Palm Ereader software? Blackberry — not supported, Psion — nada, Sony Reader — nope, until recently, Windows Smartphones were off the list as well.

Ebook users out there — what ebook formats do you use, and what reader software gives you the most platform flexibility? There are many alternatives out there (Mobipocket, Microsoft Reader, Adobe PDF) but the ultimate, IMHO, would be to buy ebooks in an open, ubiquitous format that every reader and platform could support, and still have the variety, range and currency of carrying recent titles. An added bonus would be to have DRM-free formats, such as text files (wishful thinking?) or even Aportis DOC. Do you know of any ebook stores that do so, and if so, which ones are your favourite and why?"

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