The Commercial Bear Hug Of Open Source

  2008-08-19 08:00:04
While there is never any shortage of hope in the world of technology, perhaps the largest gusher in the last 20 years came from two words: open source, a term that is too large for one column (too big for most books, in fact). This week JargonSpy takes a trip back in time to understand how many of the hopes and dreams for open source ended up creating a world just like the one we always had. To reduce the scope of our discussion to a digestible size, we must add a qualifier, so this week we are going to look at"commercial open source."
[Lookout, major lapse in research ahead. - Scott] 
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