A reasonable attempt I thought, but I agree about the lack of
coherence. I posted a review at
http://floss.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/2009/06/03/a-review-of-inside-the-anthill-open-source-means-business/
2009/6/2 Harry Rickards :
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On 06/02/09 13:15, Robert Flatters wrote:
> I listen to the radio 4 broadcast and i got the feeling they were stuck
> as to what to put into the report. i mean one minute it was talking
> about the development of the software then the next it was on ab
alan c wrote:
> mac wrote:
>> Dave Walker wrote:
>>> And for those that missed it, myself included:
>>> http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00kp806/Inside_the_Virtual_Anthill_Open_Source_Means_Business/
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>> Just listened to it. An implicit lesson in the difference between 'Open
>> Source' (=
I listen to the radio 4 broadcast and i got the feeling they were stuck as
to what to put into the report. i mean one minute it was talking about the
development of the software then the next it was on about ants..i lost
it at that point. What they should have done is stick to the subject
rath
On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 7:51 AM, Alan Bell
wrote:
> Describing Linux as the first major piece of Open Source software is
> revisionist and a factual error. It really wouldn't have hurt to talk
> about Stallman, the FSF, the four freedoms and the GPL. In fact it would
> make a much better story.
No
mac wrote:
> Dave Walker wrote:
>> And for those that missed it, myself included:
>> http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00kp806/Inside_the_Virtual_Anthill_Open_Source_Means_Business/
>
> Just listened to it. An implicit lesson in the difference between 'Open
> Source' (=pragmatic - better way
I found that very strange. They did mention the Free software movement
at about 7:30
"But the open source concept is not just about Mozilla, it started much
earlier with the so called Free Software Movement in the 1980s. And it
was a Finnish student in his early 20s who created the original
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Dave Walker wrote:
> And for those that missed it, myself included:
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00kp806/Inside_the_Virtual_Anthill_Open_Source_Means_Business/
Just listened to it. An implicit lesson in the difference between 'Open
Source' (=pragmatic - better ways to make money and a
