Open Source Software Law (Artech House Telecommunications Library) Helps professionals and students to understand the basic philosophy and key issues of open source license. Explains the legal framework that has been developed to support the increasingly popular Internet-based open source and free software community.Provides a broad introduction to the area of sof
| Title | : | Open Source Software Law (Artech House Telecommunications Library) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.66 (641 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1580537197 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 308 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2003-11-30 |
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Provides a broad introduction to the area of software licensing in the information age. Helps professionals and students to understand the basic philosophy and key issues of open source license. Explains the legal framework that has been developed to support the increasingly popular Internet-based open source and free software community.
Editorial :
Good read overall.. There are only about 25 pages of material most of which are illustrations. And simply a joyful pleasure to view.. Great read!. Shun the journal and its reviewers.. Just got my copy yesterday and couldn't put it down. The action is fantastic and the characters are interesting, if not a little flat. He writes of the key players and events in an easy, accessible style, with a subtle humor and much wit. I read this book prior to reading "Mohawks Lost" by Gerald Naekel. As a teacher this book is an essential tool. Libertarians and self-identified conservatives may be horrified at being identified as "liberal," but Novak is referring to the classical liberal, individual rights approach.
At the end, Novak discusses the shift from the organic, "well regulated society" to the emergence of the modern Constitutional law, positivist state. Matt along with the other authors have done a great job of breaking down what it takes to make it through any barriers, invest at
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