What a Friday
Misc July 11th, 2008
- FEDS EYE FANNIE, FREDDIE
- STOCK JITS…
- Mortgage lenders in shares meltdown…
- ‘Israeli warplanes practice in Iraq’…
- Oil sets new record near $147 barrel…
But no worries, here comes the iPhone 3G. 
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Zoli Erdos
Connecting the dots …
Categories
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CloudAve
- CloudNews for 3rd July, 2009
- Confessions of a Gen X-er – Screen Size Matters
- Network Effects Will Lead to SaaS Vendor Lockin?
- CloudNews for 2nd July. 2009
- Open Source And Cloud Computing Series: Some Cloud Computing Moves By Big Open Source Vendors
- Service-now – Managing Service, Serving Management
- Cisco's New Sweety Strategy (Mobile Collaboration, Too...)
- Gmail Finally Ends the Folder vs. Label War – What’s Next? Find the Answer Here.
- Adoption – Slow but not That Slow
- Six One Way, Half a Dozen the Other – Traditional Vendors and SaaS
Shared Link Blog
- MSFT Wishes You Happy Porn Browsing in New Vomit-Filled Video, Then Retracts Ad (ReadWriteWeb)
- Google Voice Now Lets You Change Your Number. It’ll Cost You $10. (TechCrunch)
- Protect the Abusers By Punishing the Rule Following Majority (Venture Chronicles)
- The Canonical-Eucalyptus Private Cloud Combo (InformationWeek Cloud Computing Weblog)
- Saas? We're too busy making ERP work (Irregular Enterprise)
- Facebook’s Awkward Adolescence (Web Strategy by Jeremiah)
Recent Posts
- Google Finally Ends the Folder vs. Label War – What’s Next? Find the Answer Here.
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- Promoting SaaS on eBay?
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- Skype Spam
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