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Demrek1971 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

On Business of Software

Could you tell me if "On Business Of Software" is gramatically correct ?
does it make sense what's about in the UK, US Australia

I'm not sure which one is correct between On The Business of Software or On Business of Software
  

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Hi Demrek; Titles have far fewer grammatical rules than full sentences. But the definite article is better here: On the business of software I infer that you are going to write a rather long article (or book) on the business aspects of developing, selling, and supporting software products.

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  • Hi Demrek; Titles have far fewer grammatical rules than full sentences.
  • But the definite article is better here: On the business of software I infer that you are going to write a rather long article (or book) on the business aspects of developing, selling, and supporting software products.
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Hi Demrek;

Titles have far fewer grammatical rules than full sentences.
But the definite article is better here:

On the business of software

I infer that you are going to write a rather long article (or book) on the business aspects of developing, selling, and supporting software products.
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What about for a web site ?

On Business Of Sofware sounds more catchy and less heavy sounding than
on THE business of software
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For a web site, I would not use "on" - I would use:

The business of software
The software business

(It's the "on" that sounds heavy and academic.)
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