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	Steve Gillmor Contributing Editor, eWeek Editor, eWeek's Messaging and Collaboration Center
	Doc Searls Senior Editor, Linux Journal Co-Author, The Cluetrain Manifesto
	Michael Vizard Editor-in-Chief, CRN Magazine
	Dana Gardner Senior Analyst, Applications Infrastructire and Software Platforms, The Yankee Group
	Jon Udell Lead Analyst, InfoWorld Test Center Columnist, The O'Reilly Network

Some of the topics discussed in this premiere edition of The Gillmor Gang:

• Mesh networks: What are the applications? (Doc has a "mess" network at home.)
• Can IBM survive their second 100 years?
• How has JBoss affected the application-server market?
• Must IT be strategic for every company?
• How does open source support do-it-yourself (DIY) IT?
• Web services: success or disappointment?
• How are Internet businesses changing IT?
  • Amazon's web services generate more revenue than expected.
  • Google reinvented search and advertising, but what's their real business?
  • How do these companies leverage their customers?
• How do the strategies of one company force strategic changes by their competitors?
  • pricing? componentization? licensing?
• Sun and Microsoft: an alliance or just détente?

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