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Patent Fights Are About Hearts and Minds
As much as I talk about Imaginary Property on the blog and on Twitter, I don’t often get a chance to really lay out the problem with Intellectual Property and copyright quite as nicely as this article does. Discussing the … Continue reading
Google, Integration and the “Microsoft Syndrome”
CNN’s Fortune Tech section offers an interesting analysis of #Google and its current development cycle, relative to #Microsoft and its chief advantage / shortcoming, which is integration of products:
Is Google suffering from Microsoft Syndrome? – Fortune Tech… Continue reading
IPs as Personal Information
Via TL on FaceBook, a federal judge rules in a case vs Microsoft that IP addresses are not personal information… because they identify a computer, not a person.
So, to be clear: your car’s VIN number is not personal … Continue reading
Recession a Boon for Open Source?
Recently a friend of this website observed that the economic downturn, however down it turns, will probably mean the end of all those free goodies we’ve come to expect on the Internet. But Jim Whitehurst of Red Hat thinks different. … Continue reading
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