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Internal Open Source Marketing
Open source marketing is a great notion, but it's slow to catch on.
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Conferences are About Frameworks and Participation
Jeff Jarvis' rant the other day about conferences strikes a chord for me as I'm involved in speaking at quite a few during the next few months (see the links in the left-hand column).
Blogger Editorial Calendar is Here
If you are like most bloggers, you often discover that finding time to blog can be an issue.
Googling The Competition: Mazda v. Pontiac
After General Motors made a call to television viewers to "Google" the Pontiac brand name, it didn't take long for Mazda to launch a keyword counterattack. Sponsored search results carried the echo of Mazda marketing snickers as Pontiac searchers were invited to a side-by-side comparison under the link title "Pontiac vs. Mazda."
Sorry, Microsoft; ODF Lives On In Mass.
Surprise, surprise. Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney appointed a successor to the departed CIO of the state's Information Technology Division, Peter Quinn, and stood behind the current plan to implement OpenDocument Format support by January 2007.
At A Glance: ASP.net vs. PHP
In the world of web development, the choice of which development language to use commonly comes down to two popular choices.
