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Mitchell Baker (President and “Chief Lizard Wrangler” of the Mozilla Foundation) and Jonathan Schwartz (CTO of Sun), interviewed by Tim O’Reilly this morning at <a href="http://web2con.socialtext.net/web2con2005/index.cgi">Web2.0</a> By a show of hands: I would estimate Mac users in the audience were about 30%, and about 10x the number of OpenOffice users. Schwartz: Everything Sun does will be open source. Everyone wanted us to announce that we are doing an AJAX office suite, but I don’t think that makes sense. The Google announcement is that we are working together. We are going to combine our distribution efforts. We could offer VOIP or a lot of things. Let your mind run wild. We could store documents and edit in a distributed fashion. We will combine distribution with technology. The power is in the community, in the distribution the product. O’Reilly: If you have to advertise it, it’s probably not web 2.0 Schwartz: Developers don’t buy things, they join them. It’s a community not a marketplace. Transparency is a competitive weapon. Blogging is a better use of time than 1:1 interviews. But I have certainly caused a few coronaries in the Sun legal department. |
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Author | Steve Jurvetson from Los Altos, USA |
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