James Governor’s Monkchips

Monthly Archives: May 2005

2005-05-31

• Note to World: There is Money in Commodities1
• Why Airlines should enter’have entered the MP3 business1
• ITIL blogs – where? Will Microsoft own ITIL conversations?16
• Danny Sabbah’s first challenge2

2005-05-27

• SpikeSource Burnrate: 1999-style0
• Irving Gets It, Don Ferguson too? On IBM Blogs and Bloggers3
• Bar Barella: French Judge and BBC vs Big Media1

2005-05-26

• IBM’s Debian support starts here1
• Big Analyst Firms: Are Silos Killing Benefits of Scale?1

2005-05-25

• Note To Intel and HP: Invest here1

2005-05-24

• You Think You’re Better Than Me? ;-)0
• Note To Steve Gillmor: Podcasting is still not mainstream0
• An Invitation to WebSphere bloggers1
• Tom Bishop: He da Man. Great Catch, BMC0

2005-05-23

• Finnish Lessons – Polyglot Remixing in Babylon with AJAX Toli0
• IBM to Google: Come Eat Our Lunch?2
• If the economy tanks could Google still get bought?2
• Screencasting will become a must for software marketing0
• End of Some Analysts. Join The Dots with Depth in Pockets0

2005-05-21

• Where Have I Been?0

2005-05-16

• Throw Cache Like Corn To Chicken0
• PHP *already* in the enterprise. IBM blogging as a6

2005-05-12

• Another Chap Getting My Attention0
• Toli: Talk About Joining The Loyal Opposition, with Flow0
• Forget “Follow The Sun”0
• Great Blogging: Robertson on open source IP and legal issues1
• Right hand commoditizes left. Gluecode and RedMonk’s business model1

2005-05-10

• RedMonk as “rogue analyst firm” – nod to Catherine3
• Standing Room Only – more Tablet coolaid0
• How to Make a Flying Car: Add Sloppy to the The Jalopy0

2005-05-09

• Thanks Microsoft: The Future Looks Brighter Today2

2005-05-06

• Google as a Measurement Company0
• The Opposite of Integrated Aggravation: Request for Feedback2
• Integrated Aggravation: An Apple Story9

2005-05-05

• Read USA Today for Great Insights3

2005-05-04

• Microsoft: Putting Coolaid in Tablet Form2
• If Video Killed The Radiostar1
• Scaling Martin Taylor part 20
• You are hired as CEO of a Silicon Valley Startup0

2005-05-03

• Industry Analyst Grok Open Source: Zend Show0