Protecting the virtual commons : self-organizing open source and free software communities and innovative intellectual property regimes /

Worldwide, governments and businesses are recognizing the added value of open source and free software. Unlike other software, this software is developed and continuously improved by volunteers in communities on the Internet. Some of these communities, like Linux and Apache, connect thousands of vol...

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Main Author:	Wendel de Joode, R. van
Corporate Author:	Nationaal Programma Informatietechnologie en Recht
Other Authors:	Bruijn, J. A. de, 1962-, Eeten, Michel van
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	The Hague : [Great Britain] : T.M.C. Asser Press, c2003 The Hague : c2003 The Hague ; [Great Britain] : c2003
Series:	ITAL ; 3 Information technology & law series 3 Information technology & law series, 3 Information technology & law series ; 3 Information technology & law series 3
Subjects:	Computer software industry > Licenses Computer software > Law and legislation Copyright > Computer programs Free computer software Intellectual property License agreements Open source software Intellectual Property

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