SF Open Source Voting – September 2017 Update / Newsletter
This update has an important and urgent call to action to help defend elections in California. Stop AB 840, the last-minute change that would weaken California election security at a…
SF Open Source Voting – September 2017 Update / Newsletter
This update has an important and urgent call to action to help defend elections in California. Stop AB 840, the last-minute change that would weaken California election security at a…
The Faces of Open Source: Jim Wright
Jim Wright features in the sixth episode of Shane Martin Coughlan’s, “The Faces of Open Source Law.” about open source, law and how our community is evolving. Interviews were shot…
OpenProject Foundation Joins Open Source Initiative
Open source project management software, with global user base, extends commitment to collaborative open source software development through OSI Affiliate Membership. PALO ALTO, Calif. – Sept. 05, 2017 – The…
Rocket.Chat Extends Support to Open Source Initiative and Community
OSI welcomes Rocket.Chat as newest Corporate Sponsor: support not only provides financial aid, but extends infrastructure and services to larger open source software advocacy community. PALO ALTO, Calif. – Aug….
The Faces of Open Source: Till Jaeger
Dr. Till Jaeger features in the fifth episode of Shane Martin Coughlan’s, “The Faces of Open Source Law.” The series was shot during breaks at the FSFE Legal Network ‘Legal…
How Can Open Source Become User-Centric?
Including design and UX in a true community project is a challenging matter of balance because of the motivational model behind open source projects. According to The Cathedral…
The Faces of Open Source: Mark Radcliffe
In this fourth episode of Shane Martin Coughlan‘s, “The Faces of Open Source Law,” we continue our introductions to the vibrant open source community, through discussions with some of it’s…
SerenataFlowers.com and Hipper.com Extend Support to Open Source through OSI Sponsorship
Open source adoption continues to grow as companies seek not only higher quality software, lower costs, and an end to predatory vendor lock-in, but also leverage the power of community investment and collective intellect to drive innovation.
The Faces of Open Source: Kate Stewart
This is the third episode from the series in Shane Martin Coughlan‘s, “The Faces of Open Source Law,” that puts a face to the vibrant open source community, and the…
Former CIA Dir. Woolsey joins OSI member NAVO in movement to open source elections

Former CIA Director and U.S. Ambassador James Woolsey recently issued a New York Times op/ed piece with open source stalwart, GNU Bash creator, and technology lead for OSI Affiliate Member NAVO/CAVO, Brian Fox, to call on politicians to expedite efforts toward open source election systems. Director Woolsey was blunt about the need for Microsoft and others to cease and desist lobbying efforts against the open source voting community and commended the open source momentum toward securing the elections.
7 Rules For Engaging Communities On Legal Matters
Having watched a fair number of people attempting to engage both the Open Source Initiative’s licensing evaluation community and the Apache Software Foundation’s legal affairs committee, here are some…
The Faces of Open Source: Luis Villa
This is the second episode from the series, “The Faces of Open Source Law,” by Shane Martin Coughlan. The series puts a face to the vibrant open source community, and…
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