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20 July 2013
The Future of Commercial Open Source: Foundations
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Remember MySQL? Most famous for being part of the LAMP stack, and thus powering the bulk of the innovative work done in the field of ec...
10 March 2013
Python Trademark At Risk In Europe: Python Software Foundation Appeals For Help
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The open source programming language Python -- named after the British comedy series "Monty Python" -- became popular in the ...
05 July 2011
Data Portals Become Fashionable: Time to Worry?
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Yesterday I mentioned Nigel Shadbolt, who has played a leading role in the opening up of government data in the UK. By chance, I've just...
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24 September 2010
Are We Entering the Golden Age of Forks?
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In July 1998, the Frenchman Gaƫl Duval released his new GNU/Linux distribution called Mandrake-Linux. It was a fork of Red Hat using the KDE...
27 July 2010
If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company...
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Recently, there was an interesting rumour circulating that Oracle had a war chest of some $70 billion, and was going on an acquisition spre...
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21 July 2010
Could You Adopt a Hacking Business Model?
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Once more there is a lot of heated discussion about what constitutes a “real” open source business model – that is, one that remains true to...
05 July 2010
WWW: World Wide Wikipedia
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I love Wikipedia. I love using it, frequently spending many a spare minute (that I don't actually have) simply wandering from one entry ...
22 March 2010
Free Software's Second Era: The Rise and Fall of MySQL
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If the first era of free software was about the creation of the fully-rounded GNU/Linux operating system, the second saw a generation of key...
04 February 2010
The New Face of Open Source: Facebook
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Without doubt, one of the most extraordinary developments in recent years has been the rise of Facebook - not just as the most popular socia...
The Great Oracle Experiment
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So, it finally happened: We are pleased to announce that Oracle has completed its acquisition of Sun Microsystems and Sun is now a wholly ow...
23 December 2009
Coming up with a Copyright Assignment Strategy
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One of the deep ironies of the free software world, which is predicated on freedom, is that it effectively requires people to become experts...
05 September 2009
Needlessly Needling Neelie
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Predictably, the EU's announcement that it would be conducting an "in-depth investigation into proposed takeover of Sun Microsyste...
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23 April 2009
Who Owns Commercial Open Source – and Can Forks Work?
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Three years ago, Tom Foremski wrote an interesting piece called “Adapt or die--the choice facing the open source movement“, which began: Can...
09 February 2009
Do Top Hackers Have Too Much Money?
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The announcement that one of MySQL's founders, Monty Widenius, was leaving Sun, was generally regarded as a pity, though no huge surpris...
18 December 2008
MySQL, YourSQL, OurSQL
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Jeremy Zawodny, ex-Yahoo, currently at Craigslist, is generally regarded as one of the gurus of the MySQL world. His recent thoughts on the ...
05 December 2008
Ingres Paints a Rosy Picture
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If you have a good memory, you might recall a 2003 research paper from Goldman Sachs called “Fear the Penguin”.... On Open Enterprise blog .
26 November 2008
Sun's Open Source Appliances
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When Sun announced at the beginning of this year that it was buying MySQL for the not inconsiderable sum of a billion dollars, the question ...
10 October 2008
Ubuntu's Balancing Act
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One thing that has always struck me in the free software world is the power of example. Once it emerged that Google ran on GNU/Linux, there ...
23 July 2008
Ready for a Spot of Drizzle?
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On Open Enterprise blog .
20 June 2008
If Yahoo Implodes, What's the Effect on Open Source?
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On Open Enterprise blog .
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