[Osdc-list] Lockheed Martin goes open, people freak | opensource.com review – Vol 2 Issue 10

[Jason Hibbets <jhibbets redhat com>]

Another solid week on opensource.com to end out the month of July–those 
dogs days of Summer seem to be winding down and our content keeps 
getting better. There were a variety of topics discussed including jail 
breaking your iPhone (by Simon Phipps), Lockheed Martin going open 
source, WikiLeaks, creating online community, New Zealand software 
patents, democracy and open data, an interview with Jim Zemlin from the 
Linux Foundation, and more. As I like to say, there’s something for 
everyone.

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Interview with Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin
http://opensource.com/life/10/7/interview-linux-foundation-executive-director-jim-zemlin
by Jason Hibbets

New Zealand rejects software patents
http://opensource.com/law/10/7/new-zealand-rejects-software-patents
by Venkatesh Hariharan

Patching democracy with open data
http://opensource.com/government/10/7/patching-democracy-open-data
by Josh Lawson

Poll: Which industry would you improve using the open source way?
http://opensource.com/life/10/7/which-industry-would-you-improve-using-open-source-way
by Jason Hibbets

Going to LinuxCon? Let's have ice cream.
http://opensource.com/life/10/7/going-linuxcon-lets-have-ice-cream
by Ruth Suehle

Lockheed Martin goes open source, people freak out.
http://opensource.com/government/10/7/lockheed-martin-goes-open-source-people-freak-out
by Gunnar Hellekson

Managing clouds and the death of formality in business
http://opensource.com/business/10/7/death-formality-and-rise-informal-business
by Chris Grams

Creating online community the open source way
http://opensource.com/life/10/7/creating-online-community-open-source-way
by Jason Hibbets

Who had the first government open source policy?
http://opensource.com/government/10/7/who-had-first-government-open-source-policy
by Gunnar Hellekson

iPhone jailbreaking decision is temporary relief
http://opensource.com/law/10/7/iphone-jailbreaking-decision-temporary-relief
by Simon Phipps

Trust, transparency, and WikiLeaks: Who gets to have control?
http://opensource.com/life/10/7/trust-transparency-and-wikileaks-who-gets-have-control
by Ruth Suehle

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