Schwartz Meets Brazil's President
One of the things I've known about for a few weeks and been longing to share happened this week. Whereas some corporate leaders get rebuffed, Sun's President Jonathan Schwartz had the honour of meeting Brazil's President Lula da Silva in Brazil. They talked about initiatives to address digitial inclusion together and how Sun can support Brazil more as a growing technology economy, especially in connection with free/open source software. There's coverage in Portuguese, for which the translation may or may not help! There's more to tell, I dearly hope I'll be able to talk about it during FISL next week.
links for 2006-04-14
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The languages: Assamese, Gujarati, Hindi, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Urdu. The power of open source is that it can be globally localised based on a local business case and not demanding a return to a US-based corporation.
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More useful Microsoft insight from Stephe Walli.
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This story has been around for ages - people need to see what a bad citizen D-Link is being here and vote with their purchases. It would cost them approximately nothing to address the issue now.
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Get a free Firewire adaptor for your iPod - the manufacturers are giving away 1000 of them (you pay shipping).





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