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I make a Top 50 list based on authoritative people’s blog rolls. I should not be excited, but of course I am happy to be included in such august company, and to be part of a well-clustered network.
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read the same people and you will become better informed and happier.
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how about that. I am an SAP blogger. I better blog about them again soon…
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Sharepoint as an OS
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The Synchronised Web arrives (again). This time powered by Rails.
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need to write up the inaugural meeting of the Bedale Group – where web design met enterprisey via Adobe
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Everyone at RedMonk is inspired by Open. Its in the DNA.
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extended network semantics and emergence is about to kick off into second gear. small pieces, loosely-joined indeed. Lijit uses Google Coop to package your social network into a nice Web 2.0 interface, and then reports on it. Who is searching for what in
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Java developers in the UK making $130k+bonus…
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