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The Next Corporate Internet Boom

Martin Dittus · 2005-08-25 · commentary, drop culture, links · write a comment

A short excerpt of current news, from my perspective.

First signs that the Flickr sell to Yahoo might be good for the founders, but bad for the community.
A bastard-child of universal login is emerging, with all the benefits. Encapsulating almost everything.
The DRM emperor gets new clothes: exchanges the old business suit for ill-fitting cargo pants.
Acrobat Reader to support 3D data. Exciting stuff, if you're an Adobe manager in need for new markets.
And a lot of business as usual.

Welcome to the next corporate Internet boom.

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