LXer: A New Voice for Open Source in Government

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07-22-2009, 09:20 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,601 Rep:	LXer: A New Voice for Open Source in Government Published at LXer: I'm pleased to report this morning on the formation of a new advocacy group for the use of free and open source software in the U.S. Government. I'm also pleased to have been asked to serve on its Board of Advisors, along other proponents of free and open source software, such as Roger Burkhard, Dawn Meyerriecks, Eben Moglen, Tim O'Reilly, Simon Phipps, Mark Shuttleworth, Michael Tiemann, Bill Vass, and Jim Zemlin. Read More...

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