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The open internet advocacy group Free Press last week asked the FCC to decide whether wireless carriers are violating federal rules by blocking such applications as the low-cost Skype VoIP service. Also, two years ago, employment experts advised enterprises that to attract sought-after young workers they must exploit new technologies and relax corporate rules; today those same experts are now coaching young job-seekers to compete with more experienced applicants by becoming more, well, corporate. (5:29)
* FCC needs to investigate wireless carrier Skype limits, group says
* Economy forcing 'spoiled' generation to grow up
* IBM, Sun unable to reach a deal, report says
* French 'Three Strikes' Antipiracy Law Passes Second Reading
* FBI raids Dallas Internet Service Provider Core IP
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