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Google: The open-source savior we deserve

                   
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Nov 2, 2009
 
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For years, open-source advocates have been praying for someone to free us from Microsoft's proprietary grasp. We've prayed in vain as Linux, OpenOffice, and other open-source software programs have failed to dent Microsoft's... [read full story]                    

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Data's one-two punch in open-source business models

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Nov 4, 2009
 

Some of us take longer than others. Tim O'Reilly moved on years ago from talking about open-source licenses and instead focused on the importance of data to business success. In the open-source industry, we heard his words but...

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Data's one-two punch in open-source business models

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Nov 3, 2009
 

Some of us take longer than others. Tim O'Reilly moved on years ago from talking about open-source licenses and instead focused on the importance of data to business success. We kept selling software through our "awkward...

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Data's one-two punch in open-source business models

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Nov 3, 2009
 

Some of us take longer than others. Tim O'Reilly moved on years ago from talking about open-source licenses and instead focused on the importance of data to business success. We kept selling software through our "awkward...

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Data's one-two punch in open-source business models

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Nov 3, 2009
 

Tim O'Reilly (Credit: Dan Farber/CNET News) Some of us take longer than others. Tim O'Reilly moved on years ago from talking about open-source licenses and instead focused on the importance of data to business success. In the...

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Google: The open-source savior we deserve

bigblog.com
Nov 2, 2009
 

For years, open-source advocates have been praying for someone to free us from Microsoft's proprietary grasp. We've prayed in vain as Linux, OpenOffice, and other open-source software programs have failed to dent Microsoft's...

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Google: The open-source savior we deserve

ecoustics.com
Nov 2, 2009
 

For years, open-source advocates have been praying for someone to free us from Microsoft's proprietary grasp. We've prayed in vain as Linux, OpenOffice, and other open-source software programs have failed to dent Microsoft's...

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Google: The open-source savior we deserve

news.com.com
Nov 2, 2009
 

For years, open-source advocates have been praying for someone to free us from Microsoft's proprietary grasp. We've prayed in vain as Linux, OpenOffice, and other open-source software programs have failed to dent Microsoft's...

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U.S. Department of Defense Will Consider Open-Source Solutions

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Nov 2, 2009
 

While open-source software and applications have been providing a generous and efficient way to replace proprietary software in our day-to-day life, many Governments around the Globe have hesitated in adopting such solutions...

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