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Twitter, Jobs, Democracy & The US Elections

Twitter, Jobs, Democracy & The US Elections

By Mark Suster on July 19, 2011

I recently wrote a post about the open nature of Twitter and why I’m long on its future. I know it’s easier to write “horse race” stories about who’s signing up more users, raising more funding or who’s “hot” lately. But something more nuanced is at hand that is worth debating – is the future […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged communication, google, openness, social media, Tech Market Analysis, twitter

How does open source affect company culture?

How does open source affect company culture?

By Mårten Mickos on February 23, 2011

An open source company is naturally a company that produces open source code for others to consume. But how does the notion of producing software code in the open affect company culture?
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Posted in Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Your POV | Tagged advocacy, collaboration, communities, corporate culture, InnoDB, management, mysql, open source, openness, transparency

Do we need openness for our toaster?

Do we need openness for our toaster?

By Guest Authors on February 13, 2010

There has been some interesting discussion about Apple and iPad being closed. In many cases for Apple, I’d buy this argument, but regarding iPad being closed, I have to disagree. As I talked earlier, iPad is a gadget for non-techies. People who have been scared about the complexity of computers will be able to use […]

Posted in Design | Tagged android, appstore, Design, ipad, iphone, openness, usability | 1 Response

New York Times Extra: Who Cares About Clutter, It’s All Good

New York Times Extra: Who Cares About Clutter, It’s All Good

By Zoli Erdos on December 4, 2008

Isn’t it funny how a move by traditional media can divide the blogosphere?  Today’s move is by none other than The New York Times: they opened up their front page to third party content.  If you enable Times Extra, you get up to eight related stories beneath each NYT main story.   These stories are picked […]

Posted in General | Tagged blogging, cloudave, CloudNews, media, New York Times, news, news aggregator, NYT, openness, publishing, zemanta | 2 Responses

Openness – It is not for a Cloudy Day

Openness – It is not for a Cloudy Day

By Krishnan Subramanian on November 12, 2008

Image by dsearls via Flickr Recently, Nick Carr wrote an article in response to a blog post authored by a Google employee about Openness. He argues that Precisely so. We can (and will) have debates about the relative openness of Azure and AWS and Force.com and all the other "cloud platforms" that are available or […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged cloud computing, nick carr, openness, opensource

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