I wrote this O'Reilly Network essay on perspectives on Microsoft's Shared Source world a couple of weeks ago based on a discussion with Nat Torkington. Since then Jason Matusow (Microsoft, Director of Shared Source) has blogged his view on his Shared Source world, and Stephen O'Grady (Red Monk) has blogged a different perspective.
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Published 26 March, 2005 by O'Reilly Media - When are you going to sue your customers?
The essay that launched the blog in January, 2005.
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