September 2006 - Posts

22 September 2006
I'm Better Than You...No Really: Lame Security Claims

This post comes from reading Jerry Fishenden's blog entry about the issues of security and identity technologies. I find that Jerry is asking questions that echo my own about those topics. Recently I have been amazed at watching the Apple TV spots, where Read More...

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14 September 2006
Blanket Statements & IP Decision Making

I called out in my last blog entry the fact that my friend David was making a foray into blogging and he was welcomed by a fairly hostile, self-styled, “ rant” by Dana Blankenhorn at ZDNET . First of all, Mr. Blankenhorn – the whole point of the blogosphere Read More...

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Filed under: Open Source Software, Open Standards, Interoperability, Interop

 

13 September 2006
David Rudin Enters The Blogosphere

David Rudin is one of the attorneys on the Corporate Standards Team at Microsoft (and who has been an unending source of wisdom and assistance to me) and posted his first blog posting as of today. David is an extremely smart guy and will be a great addition Read More...

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Filed under: Great People / Great Ideas, Open Standards, Interoperability, Interop

 

12 September 2006
Open Specification Promise

***Updated with links at end*** ***Updating again with more links*** It would seem that I needed some impetus to get out of my summer blogging slump. Or as some would point out, my chronic condition of inconsistent blogging. I would venture a guess that Read More...

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Filed under: Open Source Software, Open Standards, Interoperability, Interop