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  Maija H December 2, 2008 19:13

  Hello, thank You for welcoming me. Now I have written som more about me.
  
  Och det är bra att även kunna skriva på svenska även om det faktiskt är nyttigt för min ringrostiga engelska att bli använd.
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  Karl October 20, 2008 8:07

  Hi kknet, I don't know much about Linux development itself in the technical level, but one remarkable phenomena relating to Linux and other open source developmental efforts, is the peoples willingness to give gifts for public good. Activitity that initially started from grassroot activism has now spread into present debates on different flavors of open source license issues, commercial companies opening their formerly proprietary productlines into open source - and even to new type of business strategies that praise open collaboration and development (like Sun Microsystems). Take for instance IBM. Tomorrow I'm attending a course that is IBM:s handshake for university students. IBM provides us hands on material to their database product so that it is very easy for us students to start learning to use the product right away. What has also happened recently is that IBM has a database product (DB2 Express-C 9.5) that can be used freely e.g. in small scale companies. If the company and the information technology needs starts to grow later, then it is only fair for IBM to start charging.
  
  What we are looking at is a phenomena, where real payments in the economy is collected from more established companies and the level of entrepreneurism and creativity in the grassroot level (i.e. startup companies) is supported with gifts that earlier were considered necessarily to be paid for.
  
  I don't know about you, but this type of "economy turning towards gift giving as a business as usual activity" is deffinately something to both encourage and concider in respect to its propable forms in the future.
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  Dr. Sunil Thaman October 3, 2008 7:40

  Hi,
  
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  Paul W. Swansen September 16, 2008 18:57

  Thanks for the welcome. I'm looking forward to the conversation.
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  Petri I. Salonen September 15, 2008 6:21

  Hi,
  
  I live in Dallas, but I think Houston is OK but Galveston has been pretty much destroyed. I just arrived from Mumbai, India... 30 plus hours of travel... You can see some experiences at http://drsalonenworldtravel.blogspot.com which is just my personal diary and a way for my kids and wife to track my travel...
  
  Petri
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  Petri I. Salonen September 2, 2008 9:56

  Sorry for my delayed response. I arrived from Helsinki yesterday, working with clients and prospects. My book has been very well received and it was in fact selected as a course book for Turun Kauppakorkeakoulu fall's course. Not bad and I am very excited about it. I am planning to work on two additional books.. one to Finnish markets and another one to global markets. I am in the process of looking for an agent here in the US.
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  Helge V. Keitel August 17, 2008 20:10

  Svetlana, nice to know. I learned about you and your blogs thorough Twitter more than a year ago. In my knowledge, you're an active user of microblogs and a professional blogger. I remember asking from you, a long time ago, what professional bloggers are doing.
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  Svetlana Gladkova August 17, 2008 18:01

  Thank you for asking about Profy. Profy is actually a US company but I work from Russia most of the time myself. It rarely matters where exactly you live if your main tools are various social media websites.