“I’ll forgo prognostications in favor of prospects. Herewith is
a non-comprehensive list of things I hope will happen this
year.”–Dan Gillmor
“A revolution called “open source” will become much more
popular in large enterprises and in the consumer market. IBM and
other major companies will offer soup-to-nuts open-source support
to their big corporate information-systems customers, who will
increasingly realize that it’s at least as good as the commercial
competition. (Probability: 0.6)”
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