Monday, June 09, 2008

Which side of the fence do you sit?

If you happen to be attending this, come by and say hello. I'm speaking on Thursday, about open gardens versus walled ones. Can you guess which side of that fence I sit?
A little further ahead. I'll be in NYC from this coming Saturday until and including Tuesday 17th.
I'm speaking at WidgetWebExpo. Hope I'll see you there.

3 comments:

  1. Are there any historical examples of walled gardens that work long term? I'm thinking communism, railroads, telegraph, news empires...

    They all end up opening up or being broken up.

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  2. er, nope, can't think of a one. Itunes is doing ok so far though, no?

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  3. iTunes is a good point, however its long-term viability is yet to be proven. It also does a good job of inclusiveness, even carrying some of the very obscure stuff I like.

    And, of course, does it make (enough) money for the whole value chain? I don't know!

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