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  • Support Carl Malamud as Government Printer

    Please lend your support to Carl Malamud’s effort to be appointed as the Government Printer, called YesWeScan. He has a history of breaking out closed (or difficult to get) government information. I’ve known him for over 17 years, and I trust that as the printer of government documents, he will make sure that these documents…

  • UK Government Getting Real About Open Source

    In December of 2008 it was discovered that Bernie Madoff may have perpetrated a scheme that defrauded investors of as much as $50B USD. With a fraud so large, the scandal cut across a wide range of social classes, from the financial aristocracy to the merely comfortable. One of the many questions asked was “how…

  • Open source powers massive theatrical mixing console

    The latest news from Harrison Consoles (a company that pioneered the use of Linux in high-end audio applications) announces that Universal Studios has upgraded their massive theatrical mixing console with Harrison’s latest Linux automation system. The long and rather steep decline in real estate values and equities has been headline news for months. Less frequent,…

  • Looking for speaking opportunities in the Northeast, giving mapping parties in Boston and NYC

    Hey all, I’m looking for speaking opportunities in the Northeast of the US, specifically near Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, and Pittsburgh. Will talk about Open Source, Open Data, and OpenStreetMap. Thursday or Friday nights preferred. Tuesday nights not preferred. Also running mapping parties in Boston 2/14-15 and New York City 2/21-22. Follow the…

  • The Open Source Initative at FOSDEM

    The Board of Directors of the OSI typically conducts two face to face meetings each year. Our first meeting in 2009 will take place this week, just before FOSDEM, one of the largest open source conference for developers. We want to use this opportunity to be more visible in Europe, and to meet open source…

  • FOSS advocacy in Africa receives a big boost from the Open Society Institute for West Africa

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) advocacy in Africa receives a big boost from the Open Society Institute for West Africa (OSIWA) ACCRA, GHANA – February 1, 2009

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