Category Business Management
Type White Paper
Length 9
Publish Date February 20 2013
Date posted February 19 2013
Overview
Why are there so few women in IT roles? Will IT innovation suffer due to the gender imbalance? This new research from IDG Connect looks at how women are perceived in IT, what the gender imbalance means for the industry in the future, and whether it is likely to have an impact on innovation.
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Actually not an apple sponsored article at all. Links to all the test pages are in the article, so you can try these for yourself.
Michael Mullany on Product Review: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. iPhone 5
The article is obviusly made by an apple paid
on Product Review: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. iPhone 5
It's apparent that this site is hugely Apple biased in the scoring test selection as well as the biased wording in their perception.
AppleFan on Product Review: Samsung Galaxy S4 vs. iPhone 5