Death of the Document (2)


	Death of the Document (2)

JICWyllie

6-30-2009 5:46 AM

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1-applications, 1-innovation, 1-tagging, 1-taxonomies, 1-technology, 2-opportunities, 3-forecast, 4-intl

JICWyllie says:

And Open Intelligence alrady has a pretty good line in surf boards.

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