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Fleeing paid developers?

By On September 1, 2011 · 9 Comments · In Ecosystem, Intel, MeeGo, nokia, research, Uncategorized, Understand

While I was lurking in IRC the other day as usual, I noticed someone mentioning that mailing lists seem to be quite quiet. I agreed with the statement. In the past months there has been a lot more activity, but lately not so much. One obvious reason came to my mind immediately: holidays. Yet I was [...]

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Network Programmers and Switchers

By On August 25, 2011 · 17 Comments · In community, Ecosystem, Intel, MeeGo, nokia, Qt, research, Understand

I’ve been a fan of Castells[1] ever since I read his trilogy The Information Age [2][3][4]. When I started to think about my PhD around a year ago about open source ecosystems, I stumbled upon Castells latest theories in a great book “Communication Power”[5]. His theory of networks and communication inspired me and I decided [...]

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MeeGo Summit FI 2011 wrap-up & feedback

By On April 19, 2011 · 9 Comments · In common, community, finland, Intel, MeeGo, meego network finland

MeeGo Summit FI 2011 was held at Finlayson area Tampere. Keynotes were at Plevna movie theater and rest of the program – three tracks, MeeGathon competition and Intel AppUp at New Factory. Friday evening party was at Gloria restaurant, which is well-known for cougars and table-dancing opportunities

This Summit was possible because we [...]

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Bumps on the road

By On February 18, 2011 · 6 Comments · In finland, Intel, MeeGo, meego network finland

Most of people working with or around MeeGo should be aware of the decisions Nokia announced Friday 11th Feb 2011. In brief, Nokia announced that the new strategy includes “a broad strategic partnership with Microsoft to build a new global mobile ecosystem; Windows Phone would serve as Nokia’s primary smartphone platform.” According to Nokia [...]

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