Roy Schestowitz wrote:
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> BBC set to name Erik Huggers as Ashley Highfield's successor
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> | The BBC is expected to confirm that former Microsoft executive Erik
> | Huggers is to replace Ashley Highfield as the new BBC director of future
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> http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/jul/15
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> Same as it did with XenSource, VMWare, etc. Control by proxies (former
> senior employees).
This is nothing short of scandalous. Open sourcers need to get inside
and out the WINDUMMIES asap and save the beeb. They are fed with tax
payer money and its impossible that they should carry on dicking
with proprietory software by overspecifying to fit proprietory
crap when open source is faster better and open source allowing
equal access to all software code developed by tax payer money.
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