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HP is planning to license WebOS making it available to rival manufacturers. While this could expand the WebOS developer pool, it could also cannibalize HP hardware sales leaving HP in a difficult position.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
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It amazes me how clueless the major record labels remain when it comes to the Internet when musicians like David Gray and Lady Gaga (and even and old timer like Sir Paul McCartney) get that the Internet is a strategic ally.
Read my full commentary on Internet Evolution.
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By targeting more specific needs in an organization and making use of metrics and analytics, Enterprise 2.0 is finally growing up a bit and making itself much more attractive to business in the process.
Read my full commentary on FierceContentManagement.
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As eyeballs shift away from traditional TV to streaming media outlets, why would the networks sell off their streaming media arm? Perhaps because they're short-sighted and down-right stupid.
Read my full commentary on Internet Evolution.
This week, the 5 links for developers and IT pros looks at how IT can lead innovation, when Agile might not work and 5 Chromebook concerns.
See all 5 links and my comentary on the Ness SPL blog.
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It seems that the new generation of cloud vendors has learned it's better to work together to promote cloud computing and make integration across products easier, than it is to fight one another or to be all things to all people. A case in point is the recently announced deal between Google and Box.net to integrate Google Docs directly in the Box interface.
Read my full commentary on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
This week we look at 7 Agile programming sins, why programmers need to get out more and why mobile is at odds with IT.
See all five links and my commentary on Ness SPL Blog.
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Apps versus browser arguments are ultimately no-win events because users want the flexibility to use both and taking a firm stand won't help either Apple or Google.
Read my full post on my TechTarget View from Above blog.
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An industry group has formed to try to establish a common set of standards on which companies can judge cloud purchases. It's a worthy goal, but getting cloud vendors on board might help.
Read my full commentary on Ness SPL Blog.
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The revelation that the 'Gay Girl in Damascus' blog was actually a hoax could have damaging repercussions to other activists trying to get the word out on repressive regimes throughout the world.
Read my full commentary on Internet Evolution.
