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Seeking Political Advantage in Open Source

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“John Edwards may be winning nothing more than Iowa and the
netroots primary, but he is notable in being the first Presidential
candidate to mention open source in his political campaign.

“His campaign told the Open Voting Consortium last week he
supports requiring open source code in voting machines…”

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