Links for January 12th

• Business Model Canvas
• Eucalyptus Systems Gains Momentum with Customers & Partners in 2010
  "One in Five of the Fortune 100 Started a Eucalyptus Cloud in 2010; Dell, HP, Intel, Red Hat & Other Industry Leaders Joined Eucalyptus' Growing Partner Ecosystem." Also, 25,000+ deployments.
• Sweater dos and don'ts for the modern Vander-man | InsideVandy
• Will Verizon’s iPhone Shake Up the Mobile Market? Not So Much.: Tech News and Analysis «
  "I tend to agree with Dawson and think that unless customers have had extremely poor iPhone experiences on AT&T’s network, the majority of current iPhone owners will stay put."
• For Young People, It’s Austin Calling, Analysis Shows – NYTimes.com
  From 2007 to 2009, Austin was the top destination for "young people."
• Cloud Computing Survey Points to Arrival of Cloud Thinking – CA Technologies
• Wireless Struggles Against FCC Over Possible “Bill Shock” Rules
  Anytime a vendor wants to avoid notifying you that you're about to spend more than you were expecting, you pretty much have to call bullshit.
• Mobile Now 40 Percent of Tweets
  "Twitter now boasts more than 175 million registered users worldwide. According to Costolo, users have sent 25 billion tweets over the past 12 months, with more than 100 million new registered accounts signing on during the same period. Twitter is now valued at $3.7 billion after closing a $200 million funding round led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers in mid-December."
• Pose: A Photo Sharing App For Fashion And Shopping That Just Raised $1.6 Million
  "Do I look fat in this?" — another interesting investment from True Ventures.
• Aussie gov web wonks declare clouds have grey areas
• Oracle's Sword of Damocles forces open source fork rename

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