Following such a strategy, then it could be Game, Set and Match to MSFT for the next twenty years and the open source movement will find itself crushed by this juggernaut.
September 27, 2009
Simon Wardley :
September 24, 2009
Blindingly obvious truth that needs to be spelled out :
Steve Jobs is very clever. If Apple had implemented Flash on the iPhone, it would have quickly become the cross-platform standard, and Adobe would have owned the whole mobile-app. market.
Possibly we'd have been talking about an Adobe App. Store.
Steve Jobs is very clever. If Apple had implemented Flash on the iPhone, it would have quickly become the cross-platform standard, and Adobe would have owned the whole mobile-app. market.
Possibly we'd have been talking about an Adobe App. Store.
Microsoft's nihilist "scorched-minds" advertising campaign continues.
Remember, the whole reason for these adverts is to make you believe that the universe is an absurd place where Manichean structures (such as Apple==cool/PC==uncool) don't obtain.
Remember, the whole reason for these adverts is to make you believe that the universe is an absurd place where Manichean structures (such as Apple==cool/PC==uncool) don't obtain.
September 17, 2009
September 12, 2009
I like the comments on Cringely's outline of Google's work environment.
September 08, 2009
Bonepart rides again
In 2006 (with links circa 2009) :
What I'd suggest is that Winer understands, maybe better than anyone, how these things work as an "ecosystem". ...
Look carefully. Whatever Winer is promoting, he always has a tool and a format and some kind of hosting or central server and he's "dog-fooding" it and talking it up on his blog and he's finding new, quick-win, applications to extend the platform and he's making new connections into a user community and he's on the offensive, smacking down any potential rivals or threats to his authority ...
Marcadores:
dave winer,
feeds,
ping-server,
RSS,
twitter,
winer
September 01, 2009
Ebay are selling Skype.
Which I guess puts the end of my whole "skypal" thing. I'm sort of surprised that nothing came of it. OTOH, I'm not that surprised given that Ebay doesn't seem to be much of a "visionary" company at all. Can't remember when they actually did anything interesting given their size / potential influence.
Which I guess puts the end of my whole "skypal" thing. I'm sort of surprised that nothing came of it. OTOH, I'm not that surprised given that Ebay doesn't seem to be much of a "visionary" company at all. Can't remember when they actually did anything interesting given their size / potential influence.
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