Lesenswerte Artikel 5. Juni 2010

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 5. Juni 2010:

• Looking for Some Good Weekend Reading? Try Longform.org
  
• Internet-Exportweltmeister USA
  „Exportweltmeister Deutschland taucht auf dieser Liste gar nicht erst auf. Aber gut, ist ja nur Internet. Ist ja nicht so, daß das eine Zukunftsbranche wäre.“
  Und Deutschland wird da auch auf Jahre hin nicht auftauchen.
• Sorry, But It's Over For Gowalla — Foursquare Has Already Won The „Great Check-In Battle“
  Überrrascht mich nicht.
• Everything Wrong With The Steve Ballmer Era On Display At D8 (MSFT, GOOG)
  „Ballmer yammered away about how Google's strategy of having two operating systems doesn't make any sense. Why have Android and Chrome? Why do two operating systems like that? Makes no sense, he says,

  After Ballmer is done, Ray Ozzie says, Chrome is a bet on the future, Android is a bet on the past.“

• The Facebook Mobile Agenda Starts to Become Clearer
  „That first sentence aligns Facebook most closely with Google on mobile apps vs. native apps, and the second points to the expected partnership between Facebook and Apple to provide a social layer throughout the iPhone, iTunes and other Apple products. That move would be a direct affront to Google, and it could be announced as early as next week at Apple’s WWDC.“
• Never Mind the Valley: Here's Finland
  „As is often the case in Europe, failure is perceived as extremely negative, rather than a learning opportunity. There is also a lack of visibility for Finnish startups. The local press and TV mostly ignore them, and blog coverage mainly comes from Arcticstartup, as well Nerdstalker.“

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