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New add-ons for OpenOffice.org Writer
After a slow start, add-ons for OpenOffice.org are finally starting to reach a critical mass. When I last wrote about add-ons for OpenOffice.org in...
How open source has influenced Windows Server 2008
When I think about what works really well in open source development and technology, the following things stand out...
Overall, we’ve learned and continue to...
Open-source developers command up to 40 percent salary premium
Want to make more money as an enterprise application developer? You're in luck--if you know open source.
Link: blogs.cnet.com
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Open Source
Open source makes a healthy site for healthy eaters
Author: Tina Gasperson
TheDailyPlate.com (TDP) is a free, online eating journal with a lot of features that make it useful for the health conscious. The...
Is OpenLogic a friend or foe to open source?
OpenLogic just announced that it had a good 2007. The company tripled its number of customers, and now counts three of the Fortune 10...
Microsoft’s Open Premise: The License Compatibility
Should we congratulate the new Microsoft premise to offer freely documentation about its protocols and interfaces, and to not sue developers who use it...
Open Source Needs Health Care Coverage
Dozens of traditional IT companies  from Cisco Systems to Xerox  are generating PR coverage at this week’s huge HIMSS (Healthcare Information and...
The Pulse of Open Source
I started posting to Twitter just over a year ago after many close friends spent concerted effort trying to convince me (and many others)...
Specsavers sees clear benefits in open source
It has become a commonplace perception that the UK is rather unenlightened when it comes to open-source software.
Link: resources.zdnet.co.uk
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Open Source
Microsoft `wasn`t pressured` into becoming more open
A Microsoft official acknowledges market skepticism, but says he is confident that people will look at the company's actions as well as its words.
Microsoft...