Links for May 5th through May 7th

• Milken Institute Global Conference 2010 – Video Program
• Airport traffic jumps 11 percent | Statesman Business Blog
• Motorola buys own mobile Linux firm
  "The handset manufacturer and Google Android partner has purchased Azingo, maker of a Linux operating system for smartphones that gives you touch-based screen input, features a WebKit-based browser, works with Adobe Systems' Flash, and comes with an SDK."
• VMware's SpringSource to Buy In-memory Vendor GemStone
• Verizon and Novell team up on cloud security | Cloud Computing – InfoWorld
• Netflix migrating more infrastructure to Amazon Web Services
  "In a nutshell, Netflix’s movie lists, search, movie transcoding and recommendation system will be powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). By offloading infrastructure to AWS, Netflix’s tech team will focus more on the user experience. Netflix is also migrating movie and member data crunching to AWS."
• Plattner to Renew Pitch for In-memory Databases
• Radio Shack answering machine messages – WFMU's Beware of the Blog
  Old outgoing messages for answering machines. Nifty!
• VMware's SpringSource to buy in-memory vendor GemStone
• A billion years later, Nokia gets wit’tha’program on mainstream media app promotion
• SAP to renew pitch for in-memory databases
• How the FCC Plans to Regulate Broadband
• Lucid Imagination Launches Enterprise Search Partner Program
• Adobe’s Kevin Lynch: we’re focusing on everybody else
• Happy birthday Nick Morgan! – DrunkAndRetired.com #166 « Coté's Drunk & Retired
  One of the DrunkAndRetired.com listeners noted my (cynical) summary of Web 2.0: “All roads lead to better junk mail.”
• ProductParty Austin – June 2, 2010 – Productpotluck- Eventbrite
• Accenture and HP hardest hit by services drop • The Register
• InformationWeek Mobile Edition – News – Web 2.0: Have iPad, Will Travel
• Kin One (Verizon Wireless) Cell Phone reviews – CNET Reviews
  "Designed specifically for people who are actively navigating their social lives" –press release on the KIN. Review:
• ITSM Weekly The Podcast (Week 13) – Blog – ServiceSphere
  RT @ServiceSphere: Worth the wait. Lucky 13. ITSM Weekly, The Podcast. #ITIL #ITSM w/ @cote & @riChchestMat

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