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        Hey, Pip; hi everyone. 
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        Welcome to the Yi Tan Weekly Technology Call for Monday, October 18, 2004. 
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        Yi Tan means Conversations about Change.  I'm the founder and host, Jerry Michalski.  My 
        co-host is Pip Coburn of UBS's Global Technology Strategy Group.  I'm in San Francisco; 
        Pip's in New York. 
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        Our goal is to have brief, useful conversations about issues that matter to investors, 
        technologists and business executives.  Each week we spend 20 to 30 minutes diving into 
        topics both practical and strategic.  We're building shared community resources for these 
        conversations at our website, Yi-Tan.com.
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        Our topic this month has been Open Source. Last week, we took a look at the relationship 
        between Open Source and innovation.  
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        Today, our guest is Brian Behlendorf, founder, president and CTO of CollabNet.
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        That brings us to the end of the Yi Tan Weekly Technology Call for Monday, October 18, 
        2004.  Thanks, Pip, and thank you all for joining us.  There's more information on the Web 
        at Yi-Tan.com, where this call will be available Thursday morning as an MP3 file.  Please 
        join us again next week at the same time and place.  Pass word to you friends and 
        colleagues, too.  Good bye! 
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