TT-493 -- Office in a Box, ebiz news from Japan

Harsh economic times call for harsh cost cuts. What is on offer to aid tighter belts?

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TT-492 -- Job Cuts in Full Swing, ebiz news from Japan

Although the government report on the unemployment rate in Japan does not look too bad, upon closer inspection, it may not be as good as it seems...

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WW-178 -- Next generation network technology

Seven years after DoCoMo launched its 3G FOMA services, the company is testing a next generation network technology called LTE or Super 3G. What are the company’s plans and how do they compare to KDDI and Softbank?

Terrie's Job Tips -- Information Security - Part Four: The Hays Case Japanese Style

Last week I discussed a British legal case involving a large recruiting company called Hays which successfully sued one of its ex-consultants for stealing company information after that consultant issued invitations to Hay’s clients to join his personal group at the Social Network Service (SNS) called Linked In. The ex-employee admitted that he had set up a competing company but defended his actions by saying that he did not remove any data, the clients were able to respond of their own volition, and that Hays was encouraging the use of a public forum (the Linked In SNS) knowing that any data appearing on that forum would be in the public domain.

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GW-319 -- The Hottest Gizmos and Gadgets from Japan

Financial meltdown? No, we've got meltdowns (plural) - a new one every day! Gadget lovers still want their devices, but on the cheap. This week's Gadget Watch is all about the price tag: how to get your kit fix for less.

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Terrie's Job Tips -- Information Security – Part Three: The Hays Case in the UK

There was a very interesting court case in the UK in June of this year (2008), whereby a large recruiting company called Hays sued an ex-employee for the return of his database of contacts after he left the firm and set up a competing company. In the High Court, Hays argued that the ex-employee had unlawfully used confidential company client email addresses to create his own database in anticipation of starting his new business venture.

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MMW-126 -- Nintendo and Taito Take Music Games in New Direction

On October 16, Nintendo released its highly anticipated Wii Music for the Japanese market, followed shortly thereafter by the US release. In this issue of MMW, we take a look at the new game and describe how it differs from other popular music games.

TT-491 -- When Yen Loans for Foreign Property Go Wrong, ebiz news from Japan

With the yen so strong against other major currencies, what may be good for the housewife FX trader is proving a nightmare for the Japan-based owners of Australian and other international mortgages. Read Now

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