Recordings in Steve Ballmer

Software and Community in the Early 21st Century

Eben Moglen, Paul Everitt

“It began as a moral question. […] But it becomes along the way also a window into the economic organization of the human society in the 21^st century.”

Eben Moglen, chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center, gives a keynote at the October 2006 Plone conference in Seattle.

Software and Community in the Early 21st Century

Eben Moglen, Paul Everitt

“It began as a moral question. […] But it becomes along the way also a window into the economic organization of the human society in the 21^st century.”

Eben Moglen, chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center, gives a keynote at the October 2006 Plone conference in Seattle.

Software and Community in the Early 21st Century

Eben Moglen, Paul Everitt

“It began as a moral question. […] But it becomes along the way also a window into the economic organization of the human society in the 21^st century.”

Eben Moglen, chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center, gives a keynote at the October 2006 Plone conference in Seattle.

Software Monopolies and Open Source

Danese Cooper

“And so they decided – because they could – to write their own world!”

Danese Cooper, board member of the Open Source Initiative, gives a short introduction about the relationship between software companies, software patents and the concept of Open Source.

Keywords: Computer law, Danese Cooper, English, FLOSS, Jonathan Schwartz, Microsoft, Proprietary software, Social information processing, Software licenses, Software patent, Standards, Steve Ballmer

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