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by Ed Yourdon

Offshore outsourcing is a big deal these days, especially in the IT field. And because I made dire predictions about the phenomenon in a 1992 book entitled Decline and Fall of the American Programmer , I've been getting lots of phone calls from curious journalists and unemployed programmers lately.

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What the *Wall Street Journal* Didn't Say 16 October 2003

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