“We live in an open source world.”
For many readers of opensource.com, those words are probably a part of your daily life; in all likelihood, you take them for granted. They reflect the commonality of how many of you work, and engage publicly.
But I heard those words last month from a former member of Congress. Tom Perriello, the moderator of a panel on ‘open innovation’ held at a mainstream think tank here in Washington (the Center for American Progress), gives them a different context.
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