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Blog on web design
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Content Log
John Newton is the co-founder of both Documentum and Alfresco
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Jeff Potts' blog
Gilbane Group Blog
ECM market analysts
How to Change the World
Guy Kawasaki founded Garage.com
Joel on Software
Joel Spolsky's blog on running a great software company
Particletree
Web 2.0 blog
Paul Graham
Author of Hackers and Painters and an awesome writer on software and startups
Presentation Zen
A great blog on presentation design
Seth Godin
Guru of permission marketing
Signal vs. Noise
37signals' blog on design and usability
The Growth Guy
Verne Harnish founded the Young Entreprenuer's Organization

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Robert Scoble interviewed John Newton recently about Alfresco. Two things about the interview stood out to me:

Scoble had an idea of what Alfresco was, and he sort of inserted that into John Newton’s mouth. I wouldn’t describe Alfresco Share the way that John did, and it was clear to me that he was using Scoble’s language for Scoble’s benefit. I’m not sure that it turned out to be a very compelling or accurate description of Alfresco.
It’s clear that Scoble is focused more on Internet and Web 2.0 technologies than he is commercial/enterprise technologies like Alfresco. His questions and comments would have made more sense if Aflresco was a Web site rather than the enterprise software that it is.

At any rate, you get to see John Newton talking about Alfresco, which is always a good thing.