Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Salary transparency: How one company's oversharing is paying off

BULLETIN: Google agrees to give equal prominence to rivals' services to settle EU antitrust case

REVIEW: Best tools for keeping end users happy

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February 05, 2014
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Show us yours: How salary transparency is paying off for one company

In December, tech startup Buffer made quite a buzz by announcing that they were moving to open salaries. That is, they published the salaries of every employee (currently 15 people and growing) as well as the formula they've devised for determining employee pay. So far, Buffer's policy of "radical transparency" has paid off in a significant increase in the number and quality of job applicants.

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Issue highlights

1. BULLETIN: Google agrees to give equal prominence to rivals' services to settle EU antitrust case

2. REVIEW: Best tools for keeping end users happy

3. Osaka train station set for large face-recognition study

4. Nadella's salary set at $1.2M for first year as Microsoft CEO

5. How to get app icon badge numbers in iOS7 without push notifications

6. Google to renew Eric Schmidt's $100m stock bonus

7. What to do if you absolutely can't, or won't, give up XP

8. Netflix to spend $3 billion on content this year

9. How 'Lenovorola' changes the mobile world

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BULLETIN: Google agrees to give equal prominence to rivals' services to settle EU antitrust case

Google has agreed to give comparable display to specialized search services that rival its own, in order to settle a European Union antitrust case. READ MORE

REVIEW: Best tools for keeping end users happy

ExtraHop wins Application Performance Monitoring (APM) shootout. READ MORE

Osaka train station set for large face-recognition study

Japan's Osaka Station could become another focal point in the global battle over personal privacy protection as a Japanese research center prepares for a long-term face-recognition study there. READ MORE

Nadella's salary set at $1.2M for first year as Microsoft CEO

He's also eligible for a cash bonus of up to $3.6 million. READ MORE

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How to get app icon badge numbers in iOS7 without push notifications

Using the badge number on your app icon for iOS is a great way to let the user know that there is something new to interact with in your app. Here's a quick way to achieve this without using push notifications. READ MORE

Google to renew Eric Schmidt's $100m stock bonus

When Google awarded Eric Schmidt a $100 million stock bonus in 2011 it was seen as unprecedented for the company. Now it's doing it again. READ MORE

What to do if you absolutely can't, or won't, give up XP

You know that you can't keep using Windows XP. But if you absolutely can't or won't make the change, at least take these precautions. READ MORE

Netflix to spend $3 billion on content this year

Also, Netflix Original House of Cards has been renewed for a third season. READ MORE

How 'Lenovorola' changes the mobile world

Google is selling Motorola to Lenovo. The deal makes Google better, Lenovo bigger and Motorola gets a new lease on life. READ MORE

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