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Matt Asay, C|Net, on open source in Japan

Closed Published March 31st, 2008 in Japan, open source

Matt Asay blogged about open source in Japan I’m really thinking there’s more open source activity in Japan now

Plat’Home OpenBlockS server

Closed Published March 24th, 2008 in Japan, open source

Building a product review guide for Plat’Home OpenBlockS micro server. Cool Linux-based device. 1/75th power usage of normal servers.

US-Japan IT Venture Summit

Closed Published March 17th, 2008 in Japan

Attending the 2008 US-Japan IT Venture Summit tomorrow morning in San Jose at the Fairmont Hotel panel discussion on “how to prepare your company for successful US market entry” looks good

Japanese software exports teeeeeeny

Closed Published March 12th, 2008 in Japan

Looking through “Why Only Nintendo?” presentation — US software sales at $200B japan at $85B but on $70M exports tiny

Not convinced

Closed Published March 12th, 2008 in Japan

just back from lecture on japanese software at the mechanics institute in san francisco “why only nintendo?’ not a convincing answer…

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