Archive for 2009/11 :

MySQL and a company’s market relevance in the light of “free” and “freemium” revenue models

Posted by Blogactiv Team on 25/11/09

The following has been submitted to Blogactiv by Mr Florian Mueller.
The simplest way to dismiss any claim that MySQL should not play a role in the assessment of the Oracle/Sun merger due to its limited revenues is to point out that MySQL is apparently important enough to Oracle that it puts the entire Sun transaction [...]

A Brief History of (Abkhazian) Time

Posted by Bruce Talley on 25/11/09

The following has been submitted to Blogactiv by Bruce Talley.
2008 Events
The August 2008 conflict in South Ossetia was the first time that many in the West were aware of either South Ossetia or Abkhazia. Both regions fought bloody wars of independence with Georgia in the aftermath of the breakup of the Soviet Union. [...]

Declaration from the Club de Madrid

Posted by Blogactiv Team on 16/11/09

Here on Blogactiv we very rarely feel the need to publish press releases and communiques related to an annual conference. However, we feel that the contribution from the Club de Madrid warrants close attention.
DECLARATION
Club of Madrid, Annual Conference
‘The Political Dimensions of the World Economic Crisis’
November 13, 2009
We, Members of Club de Madrid, met in Madrid [...]

European Union leaders must make a bold decision on climate change finance

Posted by Icenian on 10/11/09

Tags Climate Change, European Council, COP15
The European Council needs to agree a finance package to meet developing countries climate change needs, and to do so before COP15 in Copenhagen.
How the costs of the package will be divided between European nations is a contentious issue. Solidarity is a European tradition, and in [...]

Patten for EU foreign minister.

Posted by Thomas Byrne on 10/11/09

Chris Patten has signalled his interest in the High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy position, something I’m going to give my support to.
If you want to look at important conflicts that Britain has been involved with since the EU’s foundation - Falklands, Kosovo, Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc. the EU has actively [...]

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