February 18 Open Source News

Microsoft to Talk Open Source at OSBC eWeek Microsoft will be active at the Open Source Business Conference, acting as a sponsor and providing a keynote speaker. The software giant is continuing its ...

Google's news experiment Living Stories to go open source The Guardian Going open source with its API, Google will now allow publishers to implement this experiment in a news context. Furthermore, the company hopes to even ...

CodePlex open source group moves beyond Microsoft InfoWorld By Paul Krill | InfoWorld CodePlex Foundation, a Microsoft-backed open source projects initiative, has accepted its first non-Microsoft project, ...

The Future Growth of Russian Open Source Market Ensured: Key 2009 Partnerships PR Web (press release) They discussed both global and Russian open source market trends and Russian achievements in 2009. Moscow, Russian Federation (PRWEB) February 18, ...

Putting Open Source to the Test: The Making of JBoss Enterprise Middleware InfoWorld JBoss Enterprise Middleware provides the best of both worlds - software developed by a vibrant open source community, with the testing, certification, ...

Is open source still a recruitment tool? ZDNet (blog) As part of its effort to find the best employees it can, Twitter has launched a directory to the open source projects it supports, with cute little icons ...

xTuple Joins Crossroads PR's Growing Roster of Open Source Software Clients SYS-CON Media (press release) For most of 2009, and continuing into 2010, the free and open source PostBooks Edition of xTuple ERP was the #1 most active project on the SourceForge.net ...

Is Microsoft a four-letter word? CNET The open-source world considers being likened to Microsoft as the ultimate insult, while the up-and-coming Web crowd is embarrassed to be associated with ..

An open source Linux platform not called Google Android received support today DailyTech The LiMo Foundation has added Adobe as its latest global partner, with Adobe applauding the group's open standards that will allow Adobe to "further its ...