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Interview with the founder of Open Source Law

Computerworld Australia features an interesting interview with Brendan Scott, a Sydney-based lawyer and founder of Open Source Law. He discusses the legal implications of OSS usage in organisations, enterprises and the private sector.

Read the full article: The low-down on Open Source Law

Tags: external, legal

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