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Open Three Ways, Or More

Friday, 09 October 2009 06:57 InformationWeek
Earlier in the week the CAOS Theory blog of the 451 Group noted there were three, or actually four, ways you could handle "open core" licensing -- where the basic version of your product is free, but the add-on...
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The Latest In Patent Absurdity

Tuesday, 06 October 2009 08:08 InformationWeek
In one week, Red Hat's asked the Supreme Court to do away with software patents, while Eolas prepares to sue just about everyone on the planet with "fully interactive embedded applications" on their websites.
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Copyright Control

Monday, 05 October 2009 11:49 LinuxJournal
Copyright law is "interesting" to say the least — and incredibly contentious. For some, it is an evil that stifles progress. For others, it is all that stands between them and bankruptcy.
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Flip Flops Are Evil

Friday, 25 September 2009 17:00 LinuxJournal
It's always interesting, as well as incredibly frustrating, when a company takes a stand on an issue and then switches back and forth based on what best suits it on any particular day.
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Big GPL Copyright Enforcement Win in Paris Court of Appeals

Thursday, 24 September 2009 08:01 ArsTechnica
The Free Software Foundation France  is jubilant about a recent court ruling that has affirmed the validity of the open source GNU General Public License under French copyright law. This successful GPL enforcement effort will send a strong message about the importance of open source license compliance to the French software industry.
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