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:Free Software Magazine: Open Sources 2.0 The Continuing Evolution
Free Software Magazine: Open Sources 2.0 The Continuing Evolution
Dec 2, 2005, 10 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (4945 reads)

(Other stories by Robin Monks)

[ Thanks to Dave Guard for this link. ]

"Few people take the time to truly consider just how free software concepts have affected, and continue to affect, the software industry, developers, corporations, organizations and the entire web community. The book Open Sources 2.0 takes many essays from free software and open source leaders that have shaped free software as a thought process and as an industry, and places them into a single compilation.

"This book tips the scale at just over 488 pages with 23 essays from such free software leaders as Mitchell Baker (from Mozilla Corporation), Chris DiBona, Ian Murdock and more..."

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