Some have said that she is against outsourcing but this article talks about here visits to India and that she is actually supportive of outsourcing. It is probably unlikely the U.S. could do anything to stop outsourcing anyways, but this is an

Telecommuting is increasing in popularity and a new website is attempting to provide a web 2.0 community for these "teleworkers" be enabling them to review employers, use a social network similar to Facebook and to submit and vote on articles.

A problem that occurs with Google Adsense, is that some of the ads that show up end up being undesirable for the site owner and it is difficult and very time consuming to prohibit these sites from showing up on your site pages.

Professional bloggers spend a lot of time blogging but what if they could outsource some of their writing to "ghost writers" who can mimic their writing style at an affordable cost, it would free up the blogger to spend more time thinking of topics

Article about using social networks to market to people on the site without buying advertisements on the sites, you should never spam users but if done tactfully you can run effective marketing campaigns using social networks.

The social media website Digg.com actively allow shout spam that artificially inflates vote counts for articles that make the front page of the site which is why articles there have such higher vote counts than on similar websites.

A next generation search engine, Faroo is the most promising Web 2.0 search application, using a method that tracks the amount of time spent on a site to determine its popularity as well as a de-centralized peer to peer method to provide fast results.

Outsourcing has long been a practice of large U.S. corporations, originally only monotonous jobs such as those at call centers and manufacturing were outsourced. As anyone in the IT industry is well aware, the last ten years have brought about an unpreced