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There are lots of different models for how R&D labs can be run. | There are lots of different models for how R&D labs can be run. | ||
* Google has the 20% time for engineers and selected projects make it to Google Labs for external visibility and testing. Google presents the offerings in either alpha or beta state. | * Google has the 20% time for engineers and selected projects make it to [http://labs.google.com Google Labs] for external visibility and testing. Google presents the offerings in either alpha or beta state. | ||
* Yahoo! offers Yahoo! Next to showcase beta offerings, Idea Factory for idea submission, and Hack! (Yahoo-Internal access only) for internal experiments. | * Yahoo! offers [http://next.yahoo.com/ Yahoo! Next] to showcase beta offerings, Idea Factory for idea submission, and Hack! (Yahoo-Internal access only) for internal experiments. | ||
* AOL has recently introduced Greenhouse for internally developed previews and prototypes. | * AOL has recently introduced [http://greenhouse.aol.com/ Greenhouse] for internally developed previews and prototypes. | ||
There are Mozilla-related project sites such as MozDev and SourceForge and existing extensions sites such as Mozilla Add-ons. | There are Mozilla-related project sites such as [http://mozdev.org/ MozDev] and [http://sourceforge.net/ SourceForge] and existing extensions sites such as [https://addons.mozilla.org/ Mozilla Add-ons]. | ||
We expect the model for Mozilla Labs to evolve over time but the current thinking is that it will be a hybrid of Google Labs & SourceForge. A limited set of focused projects (determined by Mozilla) with associated discussion and source code (when appropriate) available for review. | We expect the model for Mozilla Labs to evolve over time but the current thinking is that it will be a hybrid of Google Labs & SourceForge. A limited set of focused projects (determined by Mozilla) with associated discussion and source code (when appropriate) available for review. | ||