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wtf was the BBC thinking anyway? It’s a public body and Linux and Mac users still have to pay their TV license… Creative Commons, not DRM, is the key to success.
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Notes from the field. Eclipse Europa. Interface improvements and otherwise.
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I still think the language was bound, and I suspect designed, to provoke a reaction. Not sure how Danah could really have been surprised by the size of the waves, but then I don’t know her or her intentions. Anyway these days Facebook is not for kids, its
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Hardcore regulatory compliance driver for formal record keeping around the hiring process comes to HR. I say. This has got to be great Oracle PSFT, not so good for newer entrants without record management functions.
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movement towards government compliance oriented architecture?
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vodafone has a forge site. and its EVDO/GPRS cards support a number of Linux distros including Ubuntu Feisty Fawn
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Know any students with Web 2.0 skills that want to make $19k for six months working from home, researching telecoms and 2.0 themes…
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What is young becomes old. What is immature becomes mature. Now Microsoft is the privacy champion. go figure.
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At BusinessWeek a $2bn revenue stream is “tiny”. I hate to think how they’d describe some of our clients- infinitesimal?
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There are some nasty rumours swirling around Podtech. I hope everything is OK with our media network.
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Cisco is serious.
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So i need to watch an hour’s video eh Luis? this had better be outstanding.
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According to Matt Asay 22% of Alfresco installs are on ubuntu. i would like to know about percentage of Alfresco service customers than adopt ubuntu. different strokes and folks.
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feisty fawn everywhere. that’s ubuntu.
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Sandbox design competition. WordPress. good one.
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Luis Suarez says:
July 27, 2007 at 10:54 am
Hi James! Yes, indeed, believe me, it will be worth while the time. Although I bet, from what you have been blogging lately, most of it would not be news for you, but for those folks who may not be familiar with what IBM is up to nowadyas this is one of those interviews that will give you all of the details and perhaps change the way you thought about it. We shall see.
Matt Asay says:
July 28, 2007 at 11:38 am
James: As mentioned in my keynote (I think SOG heard it), we have little Ubuntu in production. That said, a year ago we also had almost no Ubuntu in evaluation, either. If history is any indicator, today’s evaluation platforms will convert to tomorrow’s production platforms. Not perfectly, and not 22% (by next year, anyway), but I would guess that we’ll see 5% (or more) of this Ubuntu base in production. Not necessarily the same people, but a ratio of maybe 25% of existing evaluation on Ubuntu should translate into 2008 production numbers. Stay tuned!
jgovernor says:
July 28, 2007 at 5:20 pm
wow matt thanks for the incredibly fast response time and the very good, open data.
i still think we’ll see bluebuntu eventually…