Career Couch: How to Defang Scary Technology
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In learning new software, focus on the concept more than the sequence of keystrokes.
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The videocassette in film: an unsettling innovation, a romanticized artifact, an LP in an MP3 world.
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Well, maybe not yet. But what does the future hold for those who consider their source code an important proprietary asset? Halloween this year featured more scary stuff than just ghosts and ghouls.
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Dating, negotiating, fragging and making money.  Play and its consequences.
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By Anonymous  WAN lessons learned  Plus: How to hide your online footprints.
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How the tax man can get us out of this corporate options mess and make backdating a thing of the past. By Andy Kessler from Wired magazine.
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Compliance with federal regulations requires extreme care. On the other hand, users are walking out of your office carrying high-risk data on mobile devices.  What's an IT manager to do?
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Katherine Spencer Lee describes five nontechnical abilities that will help IT job seekers stand out from the crowd.
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Match your gadgets with the right software to really feel the burn. By Mathew Honan from Wired magazine.
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In this issue, my colleague Chad Dickerson unveils his "Top 20 IT Mistakes" based on some unhappy lessons he and others have learned. This list is so much fun that I couldn't resist adding my own: five common mistakes that business people make when dealing with IT. Each of these derives from bitter experience. And in three of the cases, I was personally responsible for the bad judgment (please don't ask which three!).
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Occupational therapist Karen Jacobs stumbled into the study of ergonomics quite by accident. She walked into her children's computer classroom in middle school and was horrified. "Everything was a mismatch," she remembers about the chairs, tables, and computers. "I thought, 'Oh my gosh, they are predisposing themselves to discomfort.' "
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Forget about cumbersome, multifunctional PDAs. The future is an open book. By Bruce Sterling from Wired magazine.
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Grafting media manipulation onto techno-terror, the latest âDie Hardâ expertly captures a current fear: What if weâre disconnected from our information overload?
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By ROCHELLE STEWART  Job seekers beware. Your personal information on the Web just might cost you that coveted interview.
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By Anonymous  Your assignment: Build an Internet portal nobody needs with software that doesn't work  MY IT CAREER BEGAN JUST AS THE INTERNET BOOM was ramping up.
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By Al Gibes  Cyberspace has created plenty of new job titles. Before the Internet, there were no webmasters, online traffic managers, podcasters or spamometer monitors.
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The world of information technology is not immune from the reaches of the urban legend.