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The real reason Google bought Motorola • The Register
Interesting. Tax consequences of GOOG-MOTO deal bring cost from $12b down to $4b.
Analysis  from twitter_favs
september 2011 by sogrady
SandHill.com | The Impact of Oracle-Sun
couple of folks sent this to me, and it is indeed a nice writeup of the Sun/ORCL deal and its implications. i don't agree with all of it - among other issues, i think it's not realistic to imagine that we'll see Oracle trot out a MySQL replacement - but it's broad and well thought out.
saugatuck  bruceguptill  oracle  sun  analysis  sandhill  oped 
may 2009 by sogrady
Welcome to the Frozen Economy
medicine is not always painless, and as much as this (my, really) is poised to be hurt by it, ultimately it needs to happen. we can't prop up unsustainable behaviors. its impact is terrible to behold, however.
analysis  articles  behavior  blog  businessweek  depression  earth  economics  economy  money  recession  via:brenda 
july 2008 by sogrady
NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - Scientific Assessment Captures Effects of a Changing Climate on Extreme Weather Events in North America
"Among the major findings reported..are that droughts, heavy downpours, excessive heat, and intense hurricanes are likely to become more commonplace as humans continue to increase the atmospheric concentrations of heat-trapping greenhouse gases."
noaa  weather  environment  climate  change  warming  analysis 
june 2008 by sogrady
James Governor’s Monkchips » On Open Source Analysis: Response to Armadgeddon
great piece from James on our views of open source analysis. i may pile on re: Stiennon's comments, but this is a great read
jamesgovernor  redmonk  opensource  analysis  armadgeddon 
february 2008 by sogrady
The Economics of Online Backup - Inside Lightroom
though for larger datasets the economics are worth looking at
amazon  analysis  backups  bandwidth  s3  storage  economics  cloud 
february 2008 by sogrady
Google's Data Asset | Union Square Ventures: A New York Venture Capital Fund Focused on Early Stage & Startup Investing
this is an excellent piece that describes perfectly why i feel that judging popular web properties solely on the basis of revenue generated may lead to undervaluation. the data - in the right hands - can have immense value
advertising  aggregation  algorithms  analysis  data  economics  google 
february 2008 by sogrady
Geronimo: Are its days numbered?
interesting. have heard speculation on this for a while, but it's been a long time
analysis  application  geronimo  jee  java  ibm  via:javaposse 
january 2008 by sogrady
And the best Sun/MySQL Acquisition Analysis Award goes to…
i'm not asking for, i'm _demanding_ a recount. though i reluctantly agree that Gould's analysis is definitely worth a read.
mysql  michaeldolan  analysis 
january 2008 by sogrady
AaronGleeman.com
i'd take Hughes over Ellsbury too - and actually hope the Yankees do, if the Mets don't - but i think this undervalues Ellsbury's on base skills, as he's never been below .360 as a pro, and that was in the AFL. still, good analysis.
philhughes  jacobyellsbury  trade  analysis  redsox  yankees  twins  aarongleeman  via:alex 
january 2008 by sogrady
Dryad - Home
"Dryad is an infrastructure which allows a programmer to use the resources of a computer cluster or a data center for running data-parallel programs." - interesting
analysis  cloud  clustering  concurrency  parallel  microsoft  distributed  dryad  via:joshua 
december 2007 by sogrady
Google wants your phonemes | IDGNS | News | October 23, 2007 | By Juan Carlos Perez, IDG News Service
"Because we're processing so much data, we have a lot of context around things like acronyms. Suddenly, the search engine seems smart like it achieved that semantic understanding, but it hasn't really. It has to do with brute force." - ergo, volume kills
google  interview  analysis  data  volume  video 
december 2007 by sogrady
Luis Villa’s Blog / three more things worth noting about the GPL case
as always, rely on Luis for analysis on all things legal. as a bunch of us were discussing this afternoon in #redmonk, this is a big deal.
gpl  sflc  luisvilla  legal  analysis  licensing  contracts  trademarks 
september 2007 by sogrady
blog.pmarca.com: Analyzing the Facebook Platform, three weeks in
meant to link to this before, but probably the best analysis of the Facebook API that i've seen by a large margin
facebook  api  analysis  applications  markandreessen  architecture  web 
june 2007 by sogrady
In praise of open source analysis « Technobabble 2.0
"What amazes me is not that these companies do this but that so many others choose not to. In my opinion people the real value of an “analyst report” is the 80% of data that is not included in it." - and, importantly, what others have to say on the to
opensource  analysis  industryanalysis 
june 2007 by sogrady
tecznotes
"The comments on Adrian's post ("microformats!" "semantic web!") reduce reporters to glorified UPS guys, waving their little hand-held journo-data-collectors around instead of asking insightful questions." - do not agree
holovaty  washingtonpost  migurski  via:Derek  journalism  data  analysis  business  intelligence 
january 2007 by sogrady
Hometown Hero - Theo Epstein Trade Analysis
interesting analysis of Theo's trade record, which is decidedly mixed
epstein  redsox  boston  trade  analysis 
january 2007 by sogrady
Fraser Speirs - S3 vs Bingodisk
i'm currently evaluating these two services for backup purposes; this is an interesting look at the economics
economics  bingodisk  s3  analysis 
december 2006 by sogrady
Peter Yared's Musings: Googlology - Avoiding the Steamroller
interesting musing from Peter on Google's focus areas and current gaps
yared  google  internet  microsoft  startup  analysis 
november 2006 by sogrady
Anne 2.0 » Blog Archive » Analysis Marketplaces: It’s Not About Cheaper
while i think the TechDirt Marketplace is a great development - as it helps reinforce the notion that value can be found *outside* of the traditional venues - i think Anne raises some very legitimate concerns
techdirt  industry  analysis  blogging  bloggers 
october 2006 by sogrady
Schneier on Security: Last Week's Terrorism Arrests
"It's not security, it's security theater: measures designed to make us feel safer but not actually safer." - precisely.
security  analysis  Schneier  technology  complexity  money  airlines  policy 
august 2006 by sogrady
ongoing · BTL
amen; Berlind, Farber and Udell are staples of my information consumption - as is Bray himself
berlind  farber  udell  Bray  analysis 
june 2006 by sogrady
Blog-Based Analysts Shake Up IT Research
obviously, i'm aligned with this article given that i had input along the way; will have more to say on the topic later
analysis  analysts  blogging  michelson  pr  redmonk  industry  authority  credibility 
may 2006 by sogrady
James Governor's MonkChips: Why Open Source Analysis Will Grow: Learning from The Sumerians
phenomenal post from my colleague; why is open source analysis analysis inevitable? read on
governor  monkchips  gartner  opensource  analysis 
february 2006 by sogrady
Gartner Watch - Powered By Bloglines
Gartner's upping prices; should be interesting to watch
gartner  analysis  pricing 
november 2005 by sogrady
Idle Words
well written deconstruction of Graham's Hackers and Painters
hackers  graham  creativity  critique  analysis  winer  raymond  opensource 
june 2005 by sogrady
NewsForge | An analyst talks about analysts' open source coverage
Kusnetzky on IDC's open source coverage: some of Dan's points are well taken, but there is research besides marketshare, and the lack of coverage there is - to me - more problematic
idc  kusnetzky  fink  jboss  mysql  marketshare  analysis  opensource 
april 2005 by sogrady

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