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January 2005
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 Gates is the place where one
can easily realize your dreams of becoming a true IT professional.
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Badou Gaye
Gambia
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US takes fight against copyright piracy in Asia to its source
American businesses, losing a whopping 250 billion dollars a year to copyright
piracy, are taking the fight against counterfeit goods in Asia to the sources
of production, with China at the frontline of the onslaught. "This is getting
to be a very serious matter," said Thomas Donohue, the president of the US
Chamber of Commerce, which has unveiled an "unprecedented" global initiative to
combat the crime in 2005.
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Who are hackers, and what makes them tick?
Two experts in the field of cyber forensics and psychology have some answers to
that question. One is Marc Rogers, a behavioral sciences researcher at the
University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada, and a former cyber detective. The
other is Jerrold M. Post, a psychiatrist at George Washington University in
Washington, D.C
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5 UK
students of Gates bootcamp became MCSE 2003 on the 17th day of the training
The Gates bootcamp batch for January 2005 has resulted in a successful team
of 5 Microsoft Profesionals. All the 5 UK participants of this batch were MCSE
Certified on the 17th day of the training.
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Advanced Trainings at
Affordable Prices
The demand for trainings on advanced certifications is increasing steadily.
Keeping this development in view, Gates has made WLANFE, CompTIA Security+ and
MCDBA, better affordable, with changes in training fees, effective from Jan 1,
2005.
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FREE Seminar on Cisco
Certifications
To give an insight into the advanced networking trainings like CCNA, CCNP Gates
offers a Free Seminar to candidates who are interested to set up their careers
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