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Wednesday, December 31, 2003
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Year 2003 was eventful, to say the least. And 2004 has the potential to be equally interesting. I'm writing an 'vision article' on IT in 2004, and there certainly are a lot of areas to watch: online music stores, the Digital Hub/Media center concept, grid projects, next-generation broadband and wireless connections, etc. I wish you an interesting next year!
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'Most influential' websites named: "The sites that have had the most impact on how we see the net have been chosen by analysts." [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
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Viruses make criminal move: "This year saw big changes in the types of viruses written and the reasons people create the malicious programs." [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
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Dear Ziff Davis Editors: 'In reading your The Year's Top 10 Tech Stories story, I was struck by the sub-head you used for the first entry: Open Source Finally Grows Up. What are you trying to say, really? I look forward to the day when your publication runs a front page story titled Microsoft Finally Grows Up or maybe Bill Gates Finally Grows Up, with the emphasis squarely on "finally" and "grows up."'[Jeremy Zawodny's blog]
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iPod At Center Of Buzz: "Rumors predict new affordable player at Macworld." (San Francisco Chronicle via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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iPod #1: Apple Continues MP3 Player Dominance In November: "Apple continues to dominate the overall portable MP3 player market in the US with the 10GB iPod the number one selling device." (Mac Observer via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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Prognostications: Apple in 2004: "In exactly one week from now, Steve Jobs will be halfway through his keynote at MacWorld San Francisco. Time for a look in the crystal ball. Joe C. Carson has some reasonable prognostications for 2004...." [vowe dot net]
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