A short video from Red Hat (via Chris Brogan) which makes some well worn points in an elegant way. You may find it helpful if you are one of the many working hard to convince others of the need to adapt to the networked world. It explains how a billion dollar company became what it is, by giving things away. That is - by contributing to and participating in communities. Red Hat lived a line I like to use: "The people who can make the biggest difference to your business don't work for it." Related articles by ZemantaRed Hat Releases Windows Virtualization Code (linux.slashdot.org)Red Hat stretches Linux system management tentacle (theregister.co.uk)Red Hat CEO: Choose flexibility or Larry Ellison (infoworld.com) FasterFuture is regularly updated by David Cushman