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	Need for Open Source Developers Continues to Increase Amy Vernon: Demand for developers and coders with open source skills continues to rise, economy be damned. According to the Technology Demand and Supply Q4 2009 report, Linux has become one of the only skill sets for which there was a growth in demand for two consecutive quarters. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Networking Redefined Consolidation, virtualization, green Initiatives, cloud computing, etc., the state of the data center has never been more in flux. Is it time for a network overhaul built on the concepts of open, virtual switching, unified fabrics and bandwiths of 10 Gigabit Ethernet and beyond? Read this Network World Executive Guide to learn more. . Read now. In this Issue Android in Court Red Hat's KVM virtualization proves itself in IBM's cloud How a Couple of ex-Microsoft Guys Built An Open Source Powerhouse Google's Open-Source TV: Coming soon to a set near you How Open Source Led the Blogging Revolution The Google giant begins to topple Is this the year the proprietary CMS dies? Will Open Source Video Finally Kill Adobe Flash? Microsoft guy tells open source conference it's 'really changing' From Open Source Subnet WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Challenges of Log Management for UNIX and Linux Systems In this new Quest Software white paper, learn the value of monitoring and audit trails, and see how a third-party log management solution helps your business stay safe AND in compliance. Read More Android in Court Mark Murphy: While everyone focuses on the patent infringement suit Apple filed against HTC, there are many smaller skirmishes happening in all of software development, and the Android ecosystem is far from immune. Read More Red Hat's KVM virtualization proves itself in IBM's cloud Open Source Subnet blog: IBM has surprised the industry by choosing Red Hat's KVM server virtualization technology to run in IBM's new cloud-for-rent (by which IBM hopes to take on the likes Amazon EC2). Read More How a Couple of ex-Microsoft Guys Built An Open Source Powerhouse Alan Shimel: Two ex-Microsofties have leveraged the open source model to catapult to the top of the heap in the collaboration space in just a few short years. Read More DOWNLOAD: RIM Free Download from RIM BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express offers IT control and security features you can trust even for employees that choose to bring their own BlackBerry smartphones into your business. Download this free license to support up to 75 users on your existing Exchange Server. Download Now. Google's Open-Source TV: Coming soon to a set near you Amy Vernon: Google may do for Internet television viewing what it did for the search engine market: Make it easy and open enough that anyone can use it. Read More How Open Source Led the Blogging Revolution Alan Shimel: WordPress, the open source blogging platform has clearly established itself as the leader of the blogging revolution. Read More The Google giant begins to topple Kaila Colbin: Last week, Facebook hit a major milestone: the site officially received more traffic than Google, thanks to the activities of its more than 400 million users. Read More WHITE PAPER: Actuate Selecting the Right Reporting Technology Today, dynamic reports have emerged as the most visual, widely used and impactful part of enterprise applications. In order to increase the usability and value of applications, ISVs must embed a technology into their products to add rich, interactive, Web 2.0 reporting and analytics to attract and retain customers. Learn more! Is this the year the proprietary CMS dies? Amy Vernon: To listen to folks at the South By Southwest Interactive Festival, the proprietary Content Management System is on its deathbed. And it may well be not too much of a stretch to believe that's the case. Read More Will Open Source Video Finally Kill Adobe Flash? Alan Shimel: All the buzz is that HTML5 will signal the death knell for Adobe Flash. Many would say good riddance, especially Apple's Steve Jobs. Read More Microsoft guy tells open source conference it's 'really changing' Robert Mullins: Doing his best impersonation of a fox in the chicken coop who means no harm to the chickens, Microsoft's Stuart McKee spoke at an open source conference in San Francisco today delivering a message of peace. Read More From Open Source Subnet This newsletter features items from Network World's Open Source Subnet, your daily source for news, blogs and discussions on open source software in the enterprise. Read More
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