____/ Mark Kent on Thursday 07 February 2008 08:12 : \____
> nessuno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <nessuno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> espoused:
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>> Last week, Forbes recognized Red Hat on its list of the top 25 fastest-
>> growing technology companies in America. Forbes' sixth-annual list
>> includes a broad spectrum of companies from biotech to aerospace, and
>> recognizes seven software-related companies. Red Hat made the list
>> this year for the first time and was ranked eleventh overall. Other
>> top names in technology on the list include Google, ranked first
>> overall...
>>
>> ...the criteria for inclusion is based on a long horizon of
>> performance and the delivery of solid results that reflect hard work
>> over the years. The criteria for Forbes' list mainly focused on sales
>> growth, profitability, growth outlook and the lack of legal,
>> accounting or corporate governance issues....
>><Quote>
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http://www.press.redhat.com/2008/02/04/red-hat-growth-recognized-by-forbes-magazine/
>>
>> I wish someone would tell them that flatfish has starting using their
>> domain name for his pseudonyms.
>
> It's quite interesting how many of our trolls use linux-related domain
> names for their trolling. One has to wonder why...
Microsoft memo: "Gathering intelligence on enemy activities is critical to the
success of the Slog. We need to know who their allies are and what differences
exist between them and their allies (there are always sources of tension
between allies), so that we can find ways to split ‘em apart Reading the trade
press, lurking on newsgroups, attending conferences, and (above all) talking
to ISVs is essential to gathering this intelligence."
http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/3000/PX03096.pdf
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