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    Another Classic Rip-Off Job By Ars Technica

    http://www.parislemon.com/2008/05/another-classic-rip-off-jo...
    5 days ago in ParisLemon · Authority: 447

    Ars Technica is really good at stealing other's ideas. Plain and simple. Anyone else, and I may have given them a pass that they came up with what seems to be the exact same approach to a story that I took last week. Not Ars Technica. They've done this

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    Bloggers spat over proper attribution

    http://techwag.com/index.php/2008/05/12/bloggers-spat-over-p...
    4 days ago in Now this could be interesting — TechWag · Authority: 68

    Not to degenerate Venture Beat at all, but really a spat over attribution is one way to start out Monday morning, probably not the best one we could think of, but there it is all the same. Reminds me of academic honesty, there are no consequences for

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    世界制覇に向けて

    http://maclalalaannex.wordpress.com/2008/05/14/%e4%b8%96%e7%...
    2 days ago in maclalala:annex · Authority: 37

    ［iRisk: Expected iPhone coverage by mid 2008］ アップルは一斉に世界市場に打って出るつもりらしい。 ウワサに出ているのはつぎのような国々だ。 • Vodaphone: オーストラリア、チェコ共和国、エジプト、ギリシャ、インド、イタリア、ニュージーランド、ポルトガル、南アフリカ、トルコ • América Móvil: アルゼンチン、ブラジル、チリ、コロンビア、ドミニカ、エクアドル、エルサルバドル、グアテマラ、ホンジュラス、ジャマイカ、メキシコ、ニカラグア、パラグアイ、ペルー、プエルトリコ、ウルグアイ • Rogers Wireless: カナダ この他にも、つぎの国々がある。 • SingTel, Bharti Airtel, Globe, Opus: シンガポール、インド、フィリピン、オーストラリア 2008 年中に 1000 万台売り上げるという公約を守るためには必要な措置なのだろう。 軽く３０を超えるこれらの国々を地図にプロットすると、列強が植民地分割を図った帝国主義時代の地図みたいに見えてくる。［冒頭画像参照］ 残るはアジアの中国と日本だけだ。 両国ともレベニューシェリングをめぐって交渉が行き詰まっているといわれる。 Ars Technica: “iPhone uber alles” by Charles Jade: 11 May 2008 　　　　　＊　　　　　＊　　　　　＊ 無為に過ぎゆく時は誰か他の者にとっては（マイクロソフトにとっても）チャンスとなる。会社の深奥から叡智を集め、「まあまあの」（good enough）iPhone キラーを半額で作れるからだ。レベニューシェアリングを維持して１千万台売れるのがいいか、それともそんなものなしで１億台売れるのがいいか。アップルよ、賽を振って iPhone の進軍を進めよ！ Every day that goes by is a chance for someone, even Microsoft, to pull its collective corporate head out of the nether regions and create a “good enough” iPhone competitor that costs half as much. Is it better to sell 10 million iPhones with revenue sharing agreements, or 100 million without? Roll the dice and move your iPhone armies, already, Apple. Technorati Tags: Apple, iPhone, Market Share

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    http://daringfireball.net/linked/2008/may#mon-12-jade
    5 days ago in Daring Fireball: Linked List · Authority: 814

    ★ Charles Jade, suggesting that Apple abandon hard-to-negotiate revenue sharing agreements with phone carriers around the world: Every day that goes by is a chance for someone, even Microsoft, to pull its collective corporate head out of the nether regions and create a “good enough” iPhone competitor that costs half as much. Just like how every day is another chance for someone, even Microsoft, to create a “good enough” iPod competitor for half the price? No one’s going to beat Apple by being “good enough”. The only way to beat the iPhone is by creating something better. Someone may well soon deliver such a worthy rival, but, if so, it sure isn’t going to be at half the price.

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    http://daringfireball.net/linked/2008/may#sun-11-jade
    5 days ago in Daring Fireball: Linked List · Authority: 814

    Sunday, 11 May 2008 Good Enough ★ Charles Jade suggesting that Apple abandon hard-to-negotiate revenue sharing agreements with phone carriers around the world: Every day that goes by is a chance for someone, even Microsoft, to pull its collective corporate head out of the nether regions and create a “good enough” iPhone competitor that costs half as much. Just like how every day is another chance for someone, even Microsoft, to create a “good enough” iPod competitor for half the price? No one’s going to beat Apple by being “good enough”. The only way to beat the iPhone is by creating something better. Someone may well soon deliver such a worthy rival, but if so, it sure isn’t going to be at half the price. Pixelmator 1.2

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