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An Interview with RLG's James Michalko
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 6,947 12/08/2005

Blogs (11)

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New Patents Page Posted at EDUCAUSE Connect Colleen Luckett, EDUCAUSE 05/24/2007 3,696
Blackboard Patent Reexamination: Response from the Sakai Foundation Catherine Howell, La Trobe University 01/26/2007 5,165
Blackboard Patent Claim Rejected? [Update: Re-examined, Not Rejected] Catherine Howell, La Trobe University 01/25/2007 4,996
Announcement to Members from Brian Hawkins Lisa Gesner, EDUCAUSE 09/07/2006 4,142
Wikipedia: History of Virtual Learning Environments: Stuart Yeates, University of Oxford 08/25/2006 3,971
Endeca's patent and the potential impact on innovation in libraries? Matt Pasiewicz, EDUCAUSE 05/26/2006 7,001
Patents threaten open source model train software Stuart Yeates, University of Oxford 04/21/2006 4,671
UK Patent Office launches new Mediation Service Stuart Yeates, University of Oxford 04/19/2006 4,270
Microsoft Office file format standardisation may not be all it seems Stuart Yeates, University of Oxford 11/24/2005 3,912
Microsoft to "open" it's file formats Stuart Yeates, University of Oxford 11/22/2005 5,208
FLOSSE Posse gear up for a software patent fight Stuart Yeates, University of Oxford 11/17/2005 3,552
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