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Socialized Software: Linux, Open Source, and Social Media
http://socializedsoftware.com
Socialized Software is a discussion of how Internet communication and technology is amplifying the individual talents of people to produce open source software, share ideas, and market products.
- Added on: Mar 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Mark Hinkle
- Listed in: Software Social Media
- Tags: blogging Linux collaboration open source social media peer production
Recent Posts
What Does Half of the Fortune 100 do when their Proprietary Software Dies?
Today I saw a note that once high flier KANA was being sold for $49 million in cash to a private equity firm. Not because they have any real assets but because they have a $400 million operating loss. The company is essentially a publicly traded shel...
Interview with SugarCRM CEO Larry Augustin
I like this interview with SugarCRM CEO Larry Augustin. I like his explanation of open source and user-led adoption and how that applies to his company. (via Roebot on Twitter) Technorati Tags: Larry Augustin, Open Source, SugarCRM...
Cool Links for October 8th
No theme just a bunch of cool links: The myth of the page fold: evidence from user testing | cxpartners – As web professionals, we all know that the concept of the page fold being an impenetrable barrier for users is a myth. Over the last 6 ye...
Business Benefits of Community Study
As someone who manages a large community of users I have been watching for the results of the 2009 Tribalization of Business Study sponsored by Beeline Labs, Deloitte, and the Society for New Communications Research, that looks at how companies lever...
Atlanta Linuxfest
This weekend I am in Atlanta at the Atlanta Linuxfest I was also able to sneak down to The Varsity for a hot dog (see the Varsity menu on the left, very heart healthy). I was honored that I was invited to speak and even more surprised to see over 80 ...
What if Ad People Created the Stop Sign
I have sat in on these type of marketing meetings, have you? via Copyblogger on Twitter. Technorati Tags: Humor, marketing...
