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Monthly Archives: April 2007

2007-04-30

• Did you mean: edmonton0
• QOTD: In the age of the perpetual beta2
• Hook You, Calacanis! How To Get Better Google Rank1,

2007-04-29

• links for 2007-04-290

2007-04-28

• links for 2007-04-280
• Wait what the hell happened BMC turned cool?7

2007-04-27

• links for 2007-04-270
• Adobe: Open Sourcing The Future. HeadFirst into Flex3, ,
• That Guy Calacanis Really Knows Link-baiting4,
• How The Kill Bill Soundtrack Topped and Tailed My Friday:2
• Law of small things: Mass distribution of the Flex SDK0
• RedMonk, the open source-specialist consulting agency0
• Akamai: Building Out The “Middle Mile”0
• On meeting Jeff Barr from Amazon Web Services1,

2007-04-26

• links for 2007-04-260
• BusinessObjects Acquires Cartesis. An XBRL story0
• RedMonk Unconference: Scripting Languages on the JVM2,
• Science and Nature Won’t Accept Office 2007 files0,

2007-04-25

• links for 2007-04-251
• Tivoli and Lotus acquisitions weren’t failures. More thoughts on why IBM should buy Amazon7, ,
• Einstein as Nostradamus: No bees, No life5
• Seth Godin, The Dip, Shai Agassi and The Bursty Economy3, ,

2007-04-24

• links for 2007-04-240
• Twitter is going to scale, Twitter is going to scale. w00t!5,

2007-04-23

• links for 2007-04-233
• MAJOR Kudos to the Conservative Party. On political bursts2,
• Last Chance To Lobby Your MP about Bad IP Law1
• Why I Will No Longer Support The Children’s Society0
• Why England Is The Greatest Country On Earth1

2007-04-20

• links for 2007-04-200
• RedMonk Unconference: May 70
• Businesses Don’t Demand Industrial Strength Technology6, , ,
• Ready Your Company For The Burst Economy: Kill PR, mashup IT and marketing. A 7 Step Program1
• International Tech Expo Today in Second Life0,
• OpenXML vs ODF: fighting dirty isn’t a good look2, , ,
• Twitter vs Jott: One World vs One Country. Aanvangsleerfase overslaan3

2007-04-19

• links for 2007-04-192
• Why IBM Should Acquire Amazon21, ,
• More Thoughts on Discontinuous Productivity0,
• Builders: Maven Goes Commercial, Spring Likes Bamboo.0
• OpenXML vs ODF: does the archiving argument stack up?26, ,
• Alex King We Love You: Mad Wordpress skillz3

2007-04-18

• links for 2007-04-180
• SAP’s Industry-Leading Blogger Relations Program1
• Ice in wine: A South African thing. Rethinker marketing and IT4, , ,
• An absurdly smart move by IBM0
• The Blue Monster meets Port25: goodness to ensue1, , ,

2007-04-17

• links for 2007-04-170
• RedMonk Unconference At Java One: Who is Up For It?8
• how well does open source currently meet the needs of shareholders and ceo’s?4, ,
• Hyper Productivity And Information Saturation Economics20
• Norway Liberal Party On Copyright Law: politics meets clue1
• Bloggerzombies: A dream of a security nightmare foretold3
• 5 Ways To Get/Not Get Linked To6, ,

2007-04-16

• links for 2007-04-160
• Colgate starts Wal*Mart style Co-Innovation Model At SAP4, , ,

2007-04-13

• links for 2007-04-130
• Why the Tim hatin’? What is up with you people?3,

2007-04-12

• links for 2007-04-120
• UI Consistency Death: but I *want* plain text4

2007-04-11

• links for 2007-04-111
• Q: What is IBM Software Group’s “Cell processor”?0,

2007-04-10

• links for 2007-04-100
• double A-side: What’s the point of Microsoft Host Integration Server?/Radical Transparency5, ,

2007-04-05

• links for 2007-04-051
• On Agile, IT-Business Alignment, Martin Fowler and The Yawning Crevasse of Doom7
• Disclaimer: The Governors Do Not Accept Responsibility1
• My Man Cote is On The Phone1
• Best Twitterature Ever: How God Sees The World3
• WordPress: The most innovative open source platform yet?9
• Why Applications Are Like Fish and Data is Like Wine10, , ,

2007-04-04

• links for 2007-04-040
• How RedMonk Can Help You Navigate Your Own Company2,
• Why IBM’s Steve Mills Should Be Like King Canute8

2007-04-03

• links for 2007-04-031
• Global Media Still Gaming The American Public: Why?5

2007-04-02

• links for 2007-04-021
• Top Ten Ways To Make Privacy A CEO-Level Concern0
• Apollo, Rich Internet Apps And The End of The Consumer5

2007-04-01

• links for 2007-04-011