Justin Kestelyn (he is Editor in Chief of Oracle’s Technology Network) lays out a decent argument that Oracle isn’t getting any blogging respect.
He’s got a point, although I am subscribed to Oracle’s blogs for my link blog, which is how I saw this post.
So, why doesn’t Oracle get any respect? I can’t remember when they did what JD did — link out to people and join the conversation. I can’t remember getting an invite to any Oracle blogging event (Microsoft, Sun, SAP, Salesforce.com, and Adobe are all companies who’ve invited a variety of bloggers over for a meet — it’s no wonder to me why they get more blog coverage).
I’d love to come over to Oracle with my video camera and learn about its business.

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