Archive for April 17th, 2006

17Apr

Shut up!

Posted by Jeff as Uncategorized

SolidDB is going open source. What’s interesting to me about this is that this is a company that has had strong success with their proprietary channel, having 3 million implementations of any product is pretty damn impressive. However, the comments from the company about “scaling out” their business really gets to the heart of what [...]

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General Public License may be revised
End of Copyrights? I Think Not!
GPL: Unintended Consequences
Read more on Open Source at Wikinvest

Here’s a handy little site that I stumbled on that has an extensive database of remote strings and operators for search engines of all kinds. Ever want to write a little script that executes an embedded search? Add a search engine to your browser’s search bar? Technorati Tags: scripting, search

Socialtext is featured in a new article in the MIT Sloan Management Review. What's interesting about this is that the author looks not only at what the technology is and how it is being implemented, but also considers the implications for the traditional enterprise as unilateral management control breaks down. Ross' blog has a lot [...]

17Apr

State of the Blogosphere

Posted by Jeff as Blogs

Technorati's quarterly blog growth numbers are out. From my point of view, it is time to de-emphasize the total number of blogs and the net new blogs, and start putting greater emphasis on a more granular dissection of the existing blogs along with a qualitative analysis. The quality component is difficult because who is anyone [...]

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A Tale of Two Politicians: Ray Nagin and Mitch Daniels (Video)
Mid-Week Reads
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