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17 November 2007
Carmen, the Blog
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Further proof , if any were needed, that blogs have entered the mainstream: When the curtain falls on the final performance of English Natio...
16 November 2007
A Second Chance for Second Life
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I haven't been using Second Life much recently, but I wasn't sure why. Now I know. I've just tried the WindLight First Look Vi...
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Spreading the News About SpreadFirefox 2.0
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One of the most innovative and successful aspects of Firefox has been its distributed marketing approach centred on the SpreadFirefox site. ...
Systematising Systems Management
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Last year I wrote a review of the open source systems management sector. At that time, it was highly fragmented, symptomatic of the very e...
Proprietary Software Does Not Scale
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It used to be said that open source software does not scale - a reflection of both its immaturity at the time, and of the pious hopes of the...
15 November 2007
Lecture Search Engine
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Given the centrality of search to the way we use the Internet, it's surprising that we're still stuck with a few file-types - essent...
Yummy Yamli
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Although my Arabic is, shall we say, jejune, there have been rare occasions when I've wanted to search for Arabic words in Arabic script...
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W(h)ither Blogging?
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Here's a thoughtful post : Somehow it seemed that blogging just isn't that hot anymore. The feeling has been exacerbated by the late...
Sony Reads the e-Leaves
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I have to admit that I hate Sony computers. I bought a Vaio portable once, and it was awful in just about every respect - overpriced, weird...
Mobilising Tim Berners-Lee
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Tim on mobile openness : On the opening day of Mobile Internet World in Boston, the man credited with inventing the World Wide Web told a pa...
From Rebel Code to Codi Rebel
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And now, the moment you've all been waiting for: Rebel Code ....in Catalan : Una història apassionant que ens explica com un grup d'...
Adding Some Lustre to Supercomputing
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Everybody knows that GNU/Linux absolutely dominates the top 500 supercomputing listings: in the latest survey it notches up an 85% share (W...
14 November 2007
Opening Up the Source Code of Society
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Carl Malamud has done it again : Public.Resource.Org and Fastcase, Inc. announced today that they will release a large and free archive of ...
Sun Eyes Up GNU/Linux's Jugular
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In the nicest possible way , of course: Dell and Sun Microsystems are set to announce that Sun's Solaris and OpenSolaris operating syste...
Yahoo! Goes Whoop! About Hadoop! (and Pig!)
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Now why on earth would Yahoo be doing this ? Yahoo! Inc., a leading global Internet company, today announced that it will be the first in th...
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Facebook Goes Corporate
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Here's an important straw in the wind : Content-oriented Facebook Applications may now easily be developed using the Alfresco platform. ...
Flickr: Happy Two Billionth!
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Flickr has reached its two billionth picture : and that's just the beginning....
Documentum Opens Up (Not)
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Hm, not my idea of opening up : EMC is inviting independent software vendors, system integrators and channel partners to help develop, integ...
The University of Openess (sic)
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New one on me: The University of Openess is a self-institution for independent research, collaboration and learning. Find out more about th...
From Gizmo Manuals to Gitmo Manuals
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Nobody reads the manual, right? Well, here's one that people probably will want to read on the fine Wikileaks site: it's for Guant...
JK Rowling Misunderstands the Magic of Sharing
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"It is not reasonable, or legal, for anybody, fan or otherwise, to take an author's hard work, re-organize their characters and plo...
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Unlocking the Value of Open Innovation
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It's a truism that there are more clever people out there than in here, wherever "here" may be. So it makes sense to try to ta...
Oh, Tell Me the Truth About Mobile
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I don't really understand mobile, but I do understand its importance. So the news that the British company Volantis will be releasing...
Yikes! I've Been Blognapped
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Not that I egosurf or anything, you understand, but I happened to notice that somebody was linking to me: glyn moody wrote an interesting p...
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13 November 2007
Android: Kitted Out with WebKit
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Well spotted by GigaOM: one of the key components of Android is WebKit : WebKit is an open source web browser engine. WebKit is also the na...
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