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Cleverbot, created by a British inventor, fooled 59 per cent of an audience into thinking it was human

InternetNews: Have you ever wanted to see how a new stable kernel release is made?

SXSW 2011: The Texas festival allows small companies to gain access to an influential audience. Entrepreneurs including Ultima founder, Richard Garriott swiftly sum up their products

Connecting, collaborating and engaging with your market holds more benefits than just increased sales � Feedback from your audience is invaluable if you want to create a quality product (or service) that actually appeals to potential customers.

The slides from my talk at DevConf in Moscow are now up and can be downloaded here.

Probably the biggest, or at the very minimum the 2nd biggest audience I've had a PHP Conference and the first time I had to give a PHP talk in Russian (with occasional slippage into English ;-p).

Seemed to go pretty well.

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Fred Trotter: "What license should you consider for your new Health IT platform? As you consider that, you should think carefully about your user audience.

You want people in the Open Source community to develop against your code. You want people to add value to your core."

A Million Chimpanzees: "If the book has changed, how does it stack up to Ubuntu's changes? Does the book still meet the needs of the audience?"

The Open Road: "The path forward for Linux is in new, as yet underdeveloped markets like mobile, and for an as yet under-monopolized audience: youth"