• A Deluge of Facts KOs OOXML (Office Open XML) | Fanatic Attack
  In the end, it will be Microsoft’s own inflexibility that will be its undoing, and that undoing means knocking the OOXML out of approval for ISO status.
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• A Great Idea Lives Forever. Shouldn’t Its Copyright? - New York Times
  No one except perhaps Hamilton or Franklin might have imagined that services and intellectual property would become primary fields of endeavor and the chief engines of the economy. Now they are, and it is no more rational to deny them equal status than it would have been to confiscate farms, ropewalks and other forms of property in the 18th century.
  No good case exists for the inequality of real and intellectual property, because no good case can exist for treating with special disfavor the work of the spirit and the mind.
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• Acts of Gord: Love the Gord, Fear the Gord
  I have no cause to disbelieve the veracity of the tales told here. The truth, it would certainly seem, is contained herein. Go now, and read of The Gord, and know that he has walked the path of the Game Store Owner, and that he has suffered for all of us.
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• Advertising Vs Reality - A Product Comparison Project | Funtasticus.com
  a study of 100 different products by comparing the look of the products as shown by the packaging with the actual contents inside the boxes.
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• Against perpetual copyright - Lessig Wiki
  Copyright in the United States was created for one purpose only: To Promote the Progress of Science of the Useful Arts. That is the definition of Public Good with regard to copyright. In exchange for this Public Good, this promotion of the Useful Arts and Sciences, Congress is granted the authority to grant authors exclusive rights for a limited time to the authors.
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• Andrew Cowie - Meeting OpenMoko running on the Neo1973
  "It’s not every day you get to see a disruptive new technology that’s going to change the world." --- "Having worked in the mobile industry, I can attest to the fact that this is going to be revolutionary. A phone that you can upgrade and not have to throw away? A phone that you can create applications that you want to run and have them run on it? Most of all, this is a device that will open open new markets by the simple fact that people will be able to conceive of their own uses for it."
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• Bullshit Bingo [Random!]
  Bullshit Bingo [Random!] (tags: satire, fun, business, work, humor)
  Do you keep falling asleep during meetings and conference calls? Bullshit Bingo is a way to change all of that!
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• BullshitJob.com - Humorous Home of the Bullshit Job Title Generator and Bullshit Job Quiz
  Have a new hiring rec? Can't think of an exciting title? Have a friend or relative you want to hire but they have no skills? Generate their title right here!
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• Copy a CD, owe $1.5 million under "gluttonous" PRO-IP Act
  The industries pushing it (music, especially) have an "unslakable lust for more and more rights, longer terms of protection, draconian criminal provisions, and civil damages that bear no resemblance to the damages suffered,"
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• COSS - Kirja
  Kirja sisältää avoimen lähdekoodin avulla kasvuun ja kansainväliseen liiketoimintaan pyrkivän pk-yrityksen kannalta keskeistä tietoa.
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• Dissertation... The End of the Beginning | Synchronous
  Patrick O'Connor: Is There a Place for Community in Business? Free and Open Source as a Model for Coordinating Distributed Micro-Enterprises.
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• Don't Be Evil, a Trigger for Ethical Questions
  "When you are making decisions, it causes you to think." (Larry Page) "The most important effect of Don't be evil is that it gives everyone license to question decisions instead of simply following orders." (Paul Buchheit) "Think of Don't be evil as an organizing principle about values." (Eric Schmidt)
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• Economist.com - Criminalising the consumer: Where digital rights went wrong
  Belatedly, music executives have come to realise that DRM simply doesn’t work. It is supposed to stop unauthorised copying, but no copy-protection system has yet been devised that cannot be easily defeated. All it does is make life difficult for paying customers, while having little or no effect on clandestine copying plants that churn out pirate copies.
  Where digital rights went wrong
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• End Software Patents: An opportunity to End Software Patents: ESP briefs Court in its historic rehearing of the Bilski case
  "In our brief, the End Software Patents project supports the Supreme Court's long-held position that computer software should not be patentable, and has highlighted to the Court the real economic harm software patents cause the US economy."
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• Even CEO Can't Figure Out How RadioShack Still In Business | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
  "There must be some sort of business model that enables this company to make money, but I'll be damned if I know what it is," Day said. "You wouldn't think that people still buy enough strobe lights and extension cords to support an entire nationwide chain, but I guess they must, or I wouldn't have this desk to sit behind all day."
  FORT WORTH, TX—After a thorough review of its operations, RadioShack CEO Julian Day could provide no real explanation for the analog- riddled company's staying power.
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• Globalisation Institute - Unbundling Microsoft Windows
  The Institute argues that cheaper competitors are unable to benefit from their lower cost because consumers have already been forced to buy Windows. Windows’ dominant position both has slowed technical improvements and prevented new alternatives entering from the marketplace.
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• Google Tech Talk Showcase
  Google TechTalks are designed to disseminate a wide spectrum of views on topics including Current Affairs, Science, Medicine, Engineering, Business, Humanities, Law, Entertainment, and the Arts.
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• Institutional Entrepreneurs
  Institutional Entrepreneurs (tags: work, open source, business, research, copyright)
  Institutional Entrepreneurs
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• Is Google Too Powerful?
  Is Google Too Powerful? (tags: google, business, web, internet, media, future, microsoft, yahoo, article, toread)
  As the Web giant tears through media, software, and telecom, rivals fear its growing influence
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• IT Conversations: Bill Weinberg, Brad Templeton, Johannes Ernst
  IT Conversations: Bill Weinberg, Brad Templeton, Johannes Ernst (tags: mobile, open source, identity, presence, business)
  Slow adoption of open mobility platforms is not the only hurdle faced by consumers and open source advocates--government legislation and the complexity of managing your identity are also holding back innovation. At the 2006 Emerging Telephony Conference, Bill Weinberg, Brad Templeton, and Johannes Ernst discuss some of the difficulties open telephony must overcome. Learn about the
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