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Nimmer on Open Source

By Steve Cosentino

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Raymond Nimmer recently posted a good short summaryof the differences between open source licenses and commercial licenses. Some of his points make great sense in the practical world of dealing with open source in the context of software licensing transactions. For example, his discussion of open source "creeping in" is often a significant concern that becomes a very interesting topic once an open source rep is added to negotiations. Even in a proprietary software model, the introduction of an open source rep often results in some uneasiness and a "we'll get back to you on that." I'm looking forward to comments eluded to about the viral affect, an area of significant concern that may or may not be overblown.

Full post as published by The TechKnowledgy Blog on June 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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