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“when a high profile open source vendor like MySQL begins to embrace the model, it’s difficult to conclude that it’s not a trend.”
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“If I were an investor, then, one interested in how open source firms can make even more money, I’d investigate the possibility of delivering value added services online.”
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And you don’t even have to make gadgets pink to get us to buy them!
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“The much-hyped project to digitize 32 million books sounds like a good idea. Why are so many people taking shots at it? “
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About Anne
Anne Truitt Zelenka is a web technologist turned high school math teacher. She is the author of Connect! A Guide to a New Way of Working. She writes about family at The Everyday Cafe. Read more about Anne.
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One Comment
Howdy, Anne.
Re: Times “Women”
At the risk of perceived sexism, in my experience, women influence many purchase decisions, whether they’re the “primary shopper” or not. I work in the travel business and before that financial services and found that women influenced the decision regularly (obvious exception: unattached men).
Falling into the “focus group of one” trap, in my house, my wife influences many purchases, even those I ostensibly make myself. And, among my peer group (decidedly unscientific, I know), the same holds true.
Keep up the good work!