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FLOSS Weekly 106: Cfengine
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| Cfengine, the standalone datacenter
| management platform.
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http://twit.tv/floss106
The Software Freedom Law Show
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| Karen and Bradley discuss an update on the
| Google Books Settlement, some follow up from
| 0x1F regarding feedback on the mobile phones
| show, and discuss Karen's new position as
| General Counsel.
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http://www.softwarefreedom.org/podcast/2010/feb/02/0x20/
Podcast Season 2 Episode 1
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| In this episode: Three quarters of the Linux
| kernel code is written by developers being
| paid to do so and Facebook transforms PHP
| performance. We promise to give up the
| command line for two weeks and ask whether
| Ubuntu is wrong to switch the default search
| engine in Firefox from Google to Yahoo.
| Plus, we introduce two new sections.
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http://tuxradar.com/content/podcast-season-2-episode-1
Benjamin Mako Hill: A rebel with many open source causes
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| Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier speaks with Benjamin
| 'Mako' Hill, researcher at MIT's Center for
| Future Civic Media and the Sloan School of
| Management, as well as board member,
| contributor and advisor on open source
| projects from Ubuntu to Wikipedia.
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http://www.networkworld.com/podcasts/openmic/2010/020310openmic-mako.html
Recent:
An Interview With Mako
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| My name is Benjamin Mako Hill. I am 28 years
| old, male, and I live in Somerville,
| Massachusetts just outside Boston. My day job
| is doing research at MIT. I am a fellow at the
| MIT Center for Future Civic Media and am
| currently doing work on a PhD somewhere
| between the Sloan School of Management and the
| MIT Media Lab.
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http://blog.joeb454.com/2009/10/an-interview-with-mako/
Benjamin Mako-Hill on Open Source vs. Free, GPL and Prepping for OSCON
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| Now the GPL, the GPL and other copy-left licenses sort of prevent that from
| happening by saying, no; you need to share--you need to insure that the
| freedoms that you had when you received the work are something that can be
| passed on downstream. And that's a tactical decision because the FSF who sort
| of puts out the GPL and continues to modify it--modifies it believes that by
| insuring that the downstream users have freedom and continue to have freedom
| that there will be more freedom overall. The more people that will release
| their stuff as free software, the more people will be encouraged to keep
| things more free in the long run and that ultimately there will be more free
| and open source software as a result. So--and the GPL is designed to protect
| that.
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http://news.oreilly.com/2008/06/turner-interviews-mako-hill.html
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