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:CIO Update: The End of Software Licensing

CIO Update: The End of Software Licensing
Apr 6, 2005, 00 :15 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (5869 reads)
(Other stories by Allen Bernard)

"The success of open source software will, eventually, lead to the end of proprietary software licensing as we know it.
"Apache, Linux, Mozilla/Firefox, OpenOffice, Ingres, JBoss, CollabNet, MySQL; these and many other open source projects all are common names in the IT industry today and they all share something in common: no licensing fees..."

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