Tuesday, April 08, 2003

Nice article restating the meaning of Opens as in Open Standards The most important thing about both open standards and open source is whether there's an open community behind it. What's the process? Can anyone join--competitors, customers, students? After all, innovations can come from anywhere--and frequently do. [News.com] 3:23:50 PM    comment []

Dito just a great graphic (interactive online). [Jon Schull's Weblog] 11:20:59 AM    comment []

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