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Is Slashdot for sale – if not should it be?

Many years ago I ran a subsidiary of VA Linux called OSDN. OSDN consisted of 11 websites and three businesses. …

Microsoft & Novell agreement: Opening closed minds is possible

Below is an article I wrote in July 2001, that was published by ZDNET. The publication is no longer available …

IDC analyst heading to Open-Xchange

Dan Kusnetzky, one of the earliest open source industry analysts will shortly be moving onto an open source company. I …

Sugar Coated Open Source Strategies

I have noticed an increase in the number of companies deciding to put their code in the open source arena. …

Commercial Open Source Business Models

There are many open source business models. Perhaps the most notable are the following three: The services model, the product …

What makes an Open Source Project ready for Commercial Success

Over the past few months there has been an upswing in venture capital funding used to establish commercial open source …

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