LXer: Merging corporations with co-ops and open source

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10-23-2006, 07:03 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,274 Rep:	LXer: Merging corporations with co-ops and open source Published at LXer: Greg Dean, a communications student at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada, has a new twist on open source business models. For more than a year, Dean has been working with his friends Devon Girard and Charles Latimer, as well as an unnamed lawyer, to find a way to merge the concepts of a co-operative with that of a corporation to create an open source company that he currently calls the Information and Communications Technology/ Open Source Co-op (ICT/OS). Recently, he spoke to the Vancouver PHP Users' Group about the structure that he is starting to implement. Read More...

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