05
December
2005
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19:19 PM
America/Los_Angeles

Read Silicon Valley Watcher blogs on CNET's ZDNet and AlwaysOn!

I hate to overload my readers here on SVW. I try to spare you from the bit-torrent of writing and posts that I can do, and would do, if I weren't concerned about my readers.


I don't want to stress my readers. If you look in your RSS news reader and see 15 new entries on SVW you might flag it for later reading--and then never make it back.


But two or three posts are welcoming (even if several posts are sometimes disguised as one post), and much less stressful I would think. (I could be wrong, and if I am, please tell me: can you handle more posts or prefer fewer?)


I think I have come up with a partial solution. I will blog here on SVW, and also on ZDNet, joining Dan Farber's squad. [I am also reposting some older SVW entries on Tony Perkin's AlwaysOn.]


I will flag and excerpt my ZDNet posts here on SVW, but, you'll have to go over there to read them. It is all about exclusive content, imho. If you've got it, then you've got a valuable asset.


http://blogs.zdnet.com/Foremski/


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My first post on ZDNet is a modest one, it is about the Next Big Thing.


I think I know what it is. You might laugh, maybe even jeer when you find out what it is, but, that is part of the process of the Next Big thing :-)


Here is my first ZDNet post.


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My second post on ZDNet is about Sun Microsystems.


I think Sun might have gotten its mojo back. Alas, HP's is still missing...



Here is my second post on ZDNet.


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Here is the RSS feed for my ZDNet exclusive posts.