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Nobody is valuing taxi companies at $40b A legal Uber already exists (in London): it's called Addison Lee.

Uber is currently available in 56 countries, how many is Addison Lee available in?

They seem to coexist well with Uber, Addison Lee, Hailo, and the rest.

JFK also had addison's and hypothyroidism, and thus naturally low energy.

Always happy to chat about legal tech: addison@cameronhuff.com.

If there was no such thing as Uber, and no one else was allowed to write a taxi app other than Addison Lee, it would easily be worth $40 billion.

I caught the 1060 Addison reference from the Blues Brothers.

I think that's still owned by Addison Wesley.

I'm not the person you're replying to, but from a consumer point of view UberX feels like a limo service (in Paris, London..) In London for example, if you didn't know anything about the company, you wouldn't know the UberX drivers were any different to more traditionally set-up private firms like Addison Lee.

I found a PDF book called "The Java EE Tutorial" (originally published by Addison-Wesley, don't remember the author(s)) on Sun's web site and fetched it.

I have been (and still am) an advisor to Pearson, which now includes Addison-Wesley and Prentice-Hall, ran a book series on "Innovative Technology", solicited authors, and helped get important books published.

"Sure, your privacy is important to us - but not to our liquidator, and not as important as maximising shareholder value, sorry..." I expect 1060 West Addison St, Chicago, IL, 60613 is about to get a bunch more spam addressed to Elwood Blues.

Just to add a bit of history, Apple began publishing the Macintosh Human Interface Guidelines in 1985 jointly with Addison-Wesley.

The one by Humble and Farley (Addison-Wesley) is from 2010, is it still relevant?

At the very least, purchase a corporate technical library, like the O'Reilly and Addison-Wesley books for each of the technologies you use.