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Career Paths: Learn how to break into the tech industry in one of these fields: IT Manager (104K) UI Architect (79K) SW Engineer (89K) Digital Forensics (55K) Web Developer (68K) Database Admin (92K) More... Get Debt Help Now! Don’t wait any longer. Learn how to reduce your interest rates, make one simple payment and regain control of your finances. Featured Job: Network Admin ($79K) A talented network administrator is rarely without a job for long. This exciting career is growing fast. Find out how to become one... Invite Your Friends! The more friends you invite to join your network, the more useful and exciting InsideTech becomes. Invite them now.	Blind Teenage Hacker Sentenced A blind teenager from Texas was sentenced to 11+ years in prison for hacking 911 phone systems and ''war-dialing" (placing hundreds of harassing calls) to victims over the course of many years. Blind Teenage Hacker Gets 11 Years in Prison Hot Careers Computer Systems Analysts ($71K) UI Architect ($79K) Web Developer ($68K) Ace Your IT Interview The job interview is the place to show off all of your networking, resume-building, communication, and professional techniques. These step-by-step guides will help you polish the whole package. Ace Your IT Interview Seven Things You Must Do in an Interview Prep for the Top 10 Interview Questions Steer Wheelchairs Using Brain Waves Toyota has developed a brain-wave analysis technology that helps people to control a wheelchair with their mind, offering an awesome alternative to physical movement or verbal commands. Four Wrong Reasons to Work in IT Those of us in the industry know: Tech is an amazing place to be. But like any career path, it can be a disasterous one if you head down it for the wrong reasons. Here are a few that can trip you up... Web Culture and Social Networks Is Twitter the News Outlet for the 21st Century? Coming Soon: Simpler Facebook Privacy Settings The Web Browser Enters a Golden Age China Abandons Web Filter Plans. For Now. China's plan to enforce the 'Green Dam' Internet-filtering software on PC makers fizzled this week in the face of potential sanctions from trade officials. And in important consumer news, several companies agreed to a European Union mandate for universal mobile phone chargers. © InsideTech 2009.   A Monster Company.

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