This article is fairly sloppy journalism. It equates what Silicon Valley wants (programmers with strong math/CS backgrounds) with Information Scientists (whose

This article is fairly sloppy journalism. It equates what Silicon Valley wants (programmers with strong math/CS backgrounds) with Information Scientists (whose degrees prepared them for academic/archival roles). From the actual report: "People who make technology are still better off than people who use technology. Unemployment rates for recent graduates in information systems, concentrated in clerical functions, is high (14.7%) compared with mathematics (5.9%) and computer science (8.7%)."