James Governor’s Monkchips

Monthly Archives: January 2006

2006-01-31

• In San Francisco with Sun3

2006-01-27

• What do “numbers” analysts do, anyway? On quantitative research8

2006-01-26

• On Microsoft Live futures and Craiglist competitors1
• On Brands Create Customers, RedMonk and punching above your weight in professional services7

2006-01-25

• Become a certified Analyst Relations professional12

2006-01-24

• QOTD: I wonder if Bill Gates can use the normal edition of Microsoft Money6,
• Great writing and analysis- The Guardian’s music of the spheres1

2006-01-23

• You Go Girl! On Anne 2.0 and being “brainist”4
• The Incredible Accelerating iTunes boycott4
• The truth about analyst predictions1
• How To Become An Industry Analyst Part 36

2006-01-19

• msdn blogs password reminder bug report. Please help, Microsoft8
• UK-based Citizen Journalism emerges0
• Blogging as a prerequisite for hiring industry analysts9
• Wake up IBM: come out from behind developerworks!!!2

2006-01-18

• On Doug Heintzman and the qualities of an industry analyst3
• iTunes sucks: Use eMusic instead7

2006-01-17

• RDF: needs more showing less telling6
• Remembering Martin0
• The Tensions of Declarative Living: In Cartoon Form0
• The UK National Consumer Council: In defence of Copy Rights3

2006-01-16

• Microsoft Visual Studio Live: Set To Follow Sun’s Java Studio Enterprise?5
• No Time Wasters Please: On briefing industry analysts5
• monkchips finally makes a top 100 list4
• What about My Copy Rights? Towards a declaration of digital independence.4

2006-01-13

• My Professional Tag Gardener prediction comes true already0
• IBM is a non-profit collective of hobbyists2
• Google at $10,000 a share1
• The Uncyclopedia arrives0
• On Tim Bray shaking his butt, and the price of gas0

2006-01-12

• Here come the “digilantes”, citizen snoops are us3
• Are startups ignoring DB2, Oracle in favor of MySQL, MS SQLServer?4

2006-01-11

• A-list Microsoft bloggers choose Wordpress12

2006-01-10

• What is your guilty little secret feed?3
• UK Schools: A google maps mashup0
• On The Emergence of Professional Tag Gardeners10,
• Stephen O’Grady: Open Source All-Star0

2006-01-09

• Mercury buys Systinet: UDDI way or the highway?4

2006-01-06

• Why can’t IBM win major public sector deals in the UK?4
• Why Microsoft is the most important company in RSS8

2006-01-05

• Google competes with Apple, not Microsoft3
• CA acquires Wily Java performance management specialist2
• I had no idea there were so many Texans on my blogroll.0
• More privacy legisation: why I like the new HDS blog9
• “The most Dangerous Idea”: On a call for tolerance2

2006-01-04

• I already broke a New Years resolution - what about you?3
• Bloglines: “we think its an issue with Red Hat and Dell”1