The December 20 issue of Forbes magazine, on newsstands now, includes a column about R on page 128 as part of the "Name You Need to Know in 2011" feature. It's basically an excerpt from this blog post by Steve McNally and its comments, and includes quotes from Norman Nie of Revolution Analytics, Bill Alpert of Barron's, and Brandon Whitcher of GlaxoSmithKline. There's no online version of the column, but it's worth checking out in the printed magazine.
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December 22, 2010
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I located it online at
http://blogs.forbes.com/smcnally/2010/11/10/names-you-need-to-know-in-2011-r-data-analysis-software/
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