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An act of Congress that was supposed to level the playing field for performers and songwriters seems to do little to upset the status quo. As The Who once said, “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.” […]
Continue reading What’s Wrong With the Music Modernization Act
It appears that the once cancelled SCO Show has again been rebooted after a federal judge okays an appeal. […]
Continue reading SCO, the Not-Walking Dead, Returns
Actually, the incident reads more like vandalism than ransomware, but it still illustrates that the DMCA is bad law and still needs to be changed. […]
Continue reading The DMCA as Ransomware
It seems to us that enterprises have adopted “permissive” licenses because they see them as a way to “have their cake and eat it too.” […]
Continue reading Should the Fair License Replace the GPL?
Should the U.S. armed forces begin releasing software under an OSI approved open source license rather than as public domain?
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This question has generated many pixels’ worth of traffic on […]
Continue reading Should the U.S. Army Have Its Own Open Source License?
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