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10 Things You Should Expect From Your IT Copywriter
Anyone who's ever tried marketing IT products or services knows that it's a specialist field.
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EFF Issues Guide To Safe Blogging
I've been a fan of the Electronic Frontier Foundation since it started. I've paid dues, gone to fundraisers, attended rallies. The EFF's defense of people who can't afford to defend themselves for online activities that attract the ire of organizations that oppose would stifle the use of the Net for expression has earned my respect.
Map Wars heat up
There's a community being built around Google's Maps. Very cool I'm jealous. Now, I've seen Microsoft's future mapping strategy and I've been sworn to secrecy. Don't count us out yet. After all, we have TerraServer and a few other things that work well on maps.
AOL and XM Satellite Radio Cook Up New Service
XM Satellite Radio and America Online are teaming up to create a new online radio service.
Hospital Room Shows Lots of Opportunities for Software Industry in Future
People ask me what the software industry's future is. All I do is look around this hospital room (which is in one of the richest hospitals in the world) and I see tons of opportunities.
Meet the Community at OSBC
Panel with Brian Behlendorf from Apache/Collabnet, Josh from PostgreSQL, Chris Hoffman from Mozilla, Larry Wall from Perl and David Wheeler from Bricolage. Moderated by Christian Einfeldt, "How these communities result in 1 + 1 = 5..."
