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[News] BT Approaching Free Software Community

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BT joins enterprise open-source community

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| The communications and IT giant has already been a member of the Linux 
| Foundation since 2005. According to a Wednesday statement, BT joined 
| FossBazaar because it wants to help "accelerate the adoption of free and 
| open-source software in business". Apart from the Linux Foundation, other 
| sponsors of FossBazaar include HP, Novell, Google and SourceForge.    
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http://news.zdnet.co.uk/communications/0,1000000085,39452068,00.htm?r=1


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Open source in BT

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| Yesterday we had an open source event in BT's auditorium called "Open 
| source - open for business". If you'll excuse the rather corporate-sounding 
| title, it was actually a really cool day. There were elements of preaching to 
| the converted - a large proportion of the audience were already open source 
| advocates - but I'm sure those who were new to the subject would've left the 
| event inspired by how compelling the argument in favour of open source has 
| become.      
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http://philwhitehouse.blogspot.com/2007/11/open-source-in-bt.html


BT powers up to save money

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| It came up with a plan to replace 13 Windows and Unix servers with just two 
| Dell 2850s running Linux and VMware server virtualisation technology. 
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http://www.australianit.news.com.au/story/0,24897,22552048-24169,00.html


BT Joins Linux Phone Standards Forum

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| The Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum, adding to the growing momentum of 
| standards-based mobile Linux, announced today that BT PLC [LSE: BT Group] has 
| joined the consortium and will participate in the group's specification and 
| standardization activities   
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http://www.embedded-computing.com/news/db/?8517


BT says 'enough' on GPL

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| BT has published much of the relevant code here and clearly believes
| it has done more than enough to comply with the GPL.
| 
| But the Free Software Foundation Europe remains unimpressed.
| 
| They told us: "Armijn Hemel of gpl-violations.org analysed the
| source code and said that some of the necessary code is missing.
| For example, a top level Makefile and the scripts that would be
| used to properly generate a firmware image have not been included.
| A script or file with the uClibc configuration is also mandatory.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/01/29/bt_says_enough_gpl/


Popular broadband router open to VoIP hijacking

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| Until BT issues a patch, users can mitigate the risk by using the Firefox 
| browser and the NoScript extension. 
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/01/21/bt_home_hub_voip_hijacking/
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