ODF editor Patrick Durusau points out that ODF will suffer if OXXML’s standards bid fails
CIO reports that “[t]he editor of the Open Document Format (ODF) standard has written a letter that strongly supports recognizing Microsoft's Open Office XML (OOXML) file format as a standard, [...]
Study shows that majority of open source developers don’t work for open source companies
Internetnews.com writes that “[i]f you thought that most open source developers work for open source companies, you might well be wrong. According to a survey from open source services vendor [...]
How much value is there in the concept of long tail economics?
The Silicon Valley Watcher today has an interesting article on long tail economics, asking whether the concept is “bonanza or bogus.” The New York Times reports that “[a]n agreement in [...]
Innovation Takes a Bazaar and a Cathedral
Over at the Open Source Blog, IBM's Savio Rodriguez discusses a presentation by Spring Source's Rod Johnson at EclipseCON. Rod and Savio come to the same conclusion that we at [...]
We like FINSA (as long as it’s not used to justify continuous review and revision of the CFIUS process)!
On February 26, the Politico published an article entitled "Realtors urge lifting Freddie, Fannie caps" which contained a reference to our paper "Encouraging Foreign Investment by Limiting Political Influences." Unfortunately, [...]
Green Light for GooClick; Privacy Advocates Still Calling for Yellow
Yesterday, the European Commission gave Google the green light to purchase DoubleClick despite the complaints of competitors like Microsoft, Yahoo! and AT&T and privacy advocates like the Center for Digital [...]