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Statistics: Web Grows, Apache Profits
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| Microsoft's webserver lost a fraction of share (-0.37%)
| in October. However, apart from Apache, Nginx grew a
| fraction (+0.39%), translating into a gain for the
| server developed by Russian Igor Sysoev by 1.1 million
| websites in October to a total of 13.8 million.
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http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Statistics-Web-Grows-Apache-Profits
UK trailing USA in adoption of open source defence technology
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| What this type of technology should open our eyes to is,
| broadly, the fact that the US is doing this and the UK
| isnât. Alfresco chief executive and founder John Powell
| is refreshingly vocal on this subject and is (I would
| like to suggest) unselfishly highlighting his companyâs
| success in the US to show us what we are not doing in
| the UK.
|
| Perhaps the increasing adoption of open source in the
| commercial enterprise space will cause the government to
| wake up and see the benefits of these technology
| streams. Or maybe it wonât.
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http://community.zdnet.co.uk/blog/0,1000000567,10014231o-2000458459b,00.htm
Recent:
Jim Jagielski, Apache Software Foundation Co-Founder, On Apache's Timeline
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| In the early days, almost all infrastructure services
| were donated. Today, we host and manage our own
| infrastructure, greatly supported by the financial
| donations of our sponsors, but even so, we remain a 100
| percent volunteer-based organization, still true to our
| goals and ideals.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/jim-jagielski-apache-software-foundation-co-founder-on-apaches-timeline
Brian Behlendorf, Founding Member of the Apache Software Foundation Speaks on How Open Source Developers Can Save the World
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| Q: Please tell us a bit about your history
| with with Web
|
| Brian Behlendorf: I have been on the ânet
| since I started at UC Berkeley as an undergrad
| in 1991. While working at a new magazine
| called Wired in 1993, I helped them launch the
| first major publisherâs website, then later
| one of the first ad-supported sites, called
| HotWired. I left that in 1995 to co-found a
| company named Organic which built commercial
| websites, then launched another company in
| 1999 named CollabNet, which creates open
| source development tools and communities. I
| spent 2007 and 2008 doing quite a bit of
| public speaking and travel to promote Open
| Source software collaboration practices across
| the tech sector, and then since February Iâve
| been in Washington DC helping the Federal
| sector understand where Open Source software
| can help address some big challenges.
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http://www.thebitsource.com/2009/10/06/brian-behlendorf-apachecon-keynote/
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