Tag: Open Source.

Google Chrome is Open Source. EULA Hubbub misses the point.

Lots of chatter around the blogosphere today about the Chrome End User License Agreement (EULA).Â Good reason to be concerned ...

SnapLogic: Open Source Company to Watch…

Happy to say that Network World’s list of 10 Open Source Company’s to Watch was released today and we made ...

I renounce and reject those claims that covenants are not conditions….

Words indeed matter. The big news today in open source land was that the Court of Appeals for the Federal ...

Successful SaaS requires open source distribution economics…

Sarah Lacy’s article in Business Week is a sobering reminder of the challenges software companies face building on-demand businesses. The ...

GPL the Ultimate Capitalist’s Tool….

Interesting thread over at Java Posse about the irony of how the GPL has somehow been co-opted by SpringSource to ...

Explict Social Contracts for Community….

Some chatter around the recent dust-up triggered by mySQL’s change of heart regarding close-sourcing portions of their Enterprise Edition. Savio ...

Booze Cruise: The Last Gasp of the Failed Proprietary Model

This email is being sent out to folks from IONA (and probably Microsoft and Actional as well) and it left ...

Support Bruce Perens for the OSI Board

Bruce Perens has raised concerns that the Open Source Initiative, which he co-founded, is increasing becoming dominated by vendor representatives. ...

Open Source Think Tank: What CIOs really do…

At ThinkTank this week there was a CIO panel where they discussed things that Open Source solution providers could do ...

QOTW

Bob Warfield on the Microsoft bid for Yahoo: That, my friends, is the sound of a whole bunch of Open ...

Asterisk saves us thousands…

Yesterday I got a vivid reminder of how much companies can save when they use Open Source. SnapLogic might be ...

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