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October 9th, 2008 Making money on open source Posted by Dana Blankenhorn @ 6:37 am Categories: General , Strategy , Hardware , business models , Google , IBM , Software as a Service , Internet Tags: Open Source , Dana Blankenhorn The Bonfire of the Vanities book cover The market will rise this ...
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