news.cnet.com - 3/30/2009
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Open source works for software, but it may also work for venture funding. The Mavericks owner tries to convince start-ups to post their business plan on his blog.
opensource.org - 4/2/2009
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opensource.org —
Along with the Free and Open Source Developers
European Meeting, the Open Source Business Conference was one...
of the two best conferences I've been to recently (I generally hate conferences). I got my geek on at: FOSDEM and actually enjoyed and learned ...
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Open Source Business Conference Retrospective | Open ...
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Has Sun been holding Java back? Red Hat thinks so.
The Open Cloud Manifesto is nothing but a vapor tiger. IBM is the lead toward this purported push toward an open, interoperable cloud model.
GNOME vs. KDE: Which has the evolutionary advantage? Both are mature desktops, but Bruce Byfield sees KDE as the evolutionary leader.
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