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Open Source
Latest News & Articles
You Know What Could Save Nokia? An Open Phone -
Poor Nokia is struggling with waning market share but it is doing a great job at getting press coverage around the upcoming Lumia 925. We know a few things about the phone—it has a...
Microsoft & Oracle Seek to Kill Android -
On Tuesday, we reported on a new complaint filed by "Fairsearch," an anti-Google group that counts Microsoft, Oracle, Nokia, and about a dozen other Google competitors as members. In recent...
How to Open Source Our Government -
Tim O'Reilly came to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on Thursday, February 14th. Tim discussed a range of topics centered on open government and transparency. I attended...
More Articles
- Why Open Source Hardware Is No Oxymoron - Cade Metz, Wired
- Fifty Shades of Open Source Software - Jack Wallen, TechRepublic
- Making Money Giving Away Software - Igor Faletski, Harvard BR
- The Philosophy of Free Software - Jonathan Roberts, TechRadar
- The Quest for an Open Source Google - Klint Finley, Wired
- The Open Source Cure for Cancer - Salvatore Iaconesi, CNN Money
- Why Is Mobile an Open Source Wasteland? - Matt Asay, The Register
- Why Open Source Can Survive the Apocalypse - Jack Wallen, TechRepublic
- Could Open-Source Improve Politics? - Matthew Ingram, GigaOm
- The Radical Promise of Open Source Politics - Josh Kron, The Atlantic
- Apple vs. Samsung May Kill Open Source - Jack Wallen, TechRepublic
- Dell Is Becoming an Open Source Company - Alex Williams, TechCrunch
- Why Google Is Staying Away from Open Source - Jolie O'Dell, VentureBeat
- This Is What An Open Source Car Looks Like - The Economist
- Every Business Should Go Open Source - Dries Buytaert, BBC News
- Microsoft Finally Gets Serious about Open Source - Mary Jo Foley, ZDNet
- Science Software Must Be Open Source - Jeremy Hsu, Scientific American
- How Bill Gates Changed Open Source Software - Cade Metz, Wired
- Five Open Source Technologies for 2012 - Joab Jackson, PC World