Joaquim P. Menezes

Collaborative, secure and flexible application development

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Free enterprise is all about gravitating to where "opportunity" is, and in a fiercely competitive market opportunity resides in countries that offer cheap skilled labour. That's why tens of thousands of jobs, including IT jobs and projects, continue to be off-shored to destinations with a big supply of relatively cheap, highly-skilled labour.

Microsoft announced a new blog policy this week after its controversial shut down of a Chinese blogger at that government's request. IT World Canada's online editor Joaquim P. Menezes takes a look at the new policy and the questions it raises.

Free enterprise is all about gravitating to where opportunity is, and in a fiercely competitive market opportunity resides in countries that offer cheap skilled labour.

A well-known public advocacy group has faulted Canada's major political parties for disregarding key Internet issues in their election campaigns. n

All four of Canada's major political parties are sidestepping crucial Internet issues, claims a national public advocacy group.