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Regulatory language cannot be the same for all software
In reviewing the language and concepts being used in the various draft bills and directives circulating in Brussels at present, it is clear that the experts crafting the language are using their understanding of proprietary software to build the protections they clearly intend for Open Source.
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Open Source Approved License® registry project underway with help of intern, Giulia Dellanoce
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Why the European Commission must consult the Open Source communities
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2023 State of Open Source Report: key findings and analysis
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Results of 2023 elections of OSI board of directors
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OSI to hold License Clinic
OSI is pleased to announce our 2023 Open Source Initiative License Clinic, an in-person event to be held April 4th…
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