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Craigslist received a boost in court last week from its giant Internet friends. Google, Amazon, AOL, and Yahoo! filed an "amicus brief"…
Most educators frown heavily upon the practice of students "sharing" their work with each other. Whether someone gives an old paper to a friend, or sells an essay online, instructors reject such forms of plagiarism. But now, through a new website, teachers are invited to participate in an information market of their own.
Read it here. Last night I spoke with the remaining Aperi consortium folks - Cisco, Netapp, Emulex, CA, Novell, McData, etc. and was relieved to find that they were right on message.
If you are like most business people, you are constantly seeking new and different ways to promote and market your website.
As a programmer, I do what I can to keep up-to-date with all the hip and happening developments in technology.
Open source and Microsoft would have been an oxymoron a decade ago, but Microsoft has begun embracing the sharing ethos that has given the world software like Linux and the Apache web server.
