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InfoWorld (McKean)

 

[Databases] grew up in a world where information was captured, cleansed, and then fixed into a structure like an insect on a pin. XML, in contrast, has evolved to deal with data in its more natural form -- as scraps of information embedded in random unrelated documents.
-- Kevin McKean, "When Worlds Collide", InfoWorld, April 26, 2004, page 8.
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Sometimes rubbing elbows in the cafeteria does more to promote data sharing than a whole raft of technological advances...
-- Kevin McKean, "When Worlds Collide", InfoWorld, April 26, 2004, page 8.
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