2003

Openia favours Site Valet

Site Valet is selected as the forerunner in checking site accessibility.

Openia Prepares for New Year Launch

The year 2003 will herald the arrival of a new name in Free software consultancy

How open source saved Santa

open source and Sun came to the rescue for Santa

New BBC feature on Linux

Linux increases in popularity

RealNetworks Helix Server Source Released

Realnetworks creates industry's first end-to-end open source media delivery system with release of Helix DNS server source code

Apple Darwin - Open Source

Apple's open source projects allow developers to customize and enhance key Apple software.

South Africa embraces open source

Joining a lengthening list of governments, South Africa adopted an official policy promoting the use of open source software.

Governments push open-source software

Governments around the world have found a new rallying cry--"Software libre!"--and Microsoft is working overtime to quell it.

E-Government Conference and open-source

E-Government Conference for U.S. and Europe full of open-source

OpenSource.hp.com

HP is hosting a number of Open Source software projects that run on various HP systems.

Open-source war

Deciphering the open-source war - By Bruce Perens

Rivals chip away at Microsoft's dominance

Sterling Ball electric guitar company is Microsoft-free, after a $90,000 fine.

Microsoft dangling Windows source code before governments

Microsoft announced a new program to show the Windows OS source code to several governments and governmental agencies.

Think again before using SAP

Computer Weekly recently reported on SAP’s plan to withdraw support for R/3 versions 3.1i, 4.0b, 4.5b and 4.6b in December 2003.

Disability Rights Commission Formal Investigation to focus on web access

The DRC has started investigations into 1000 web sites.

Proposed Open-Source mandate Has Microsoft sweating

PRO-AND-ANTI-OPEN source supporters are squaring off in Oregon

Whitehall moves to open source

OS electronic procurement system for the Dept. for Work and Pensions

Playstation cluster used as supercomputer

70 playstations can produce performance comparable with modern supercomputers.

Germans lead the way in Open Source Desktops

The Munich local government is to replace Windows PCs with Linux in one of the largest Linux migrations ever seen.

Thai Government backs Open Source

Strong demand for Thailand's Government-sponsored Linux PCs

Open Source on Rise in Government

The use of open-source software is alive and well and growing among government agencies, including the U.S. Census Bureau.

IBM Scores Six New Linux Wins in Europe

IBM continues to win Linux deals in governmental agencies across Europe, on Thursday announcing six new deals from Belgium to Finland and Spain.

HP: Open Source Here to Stay

Open-source software has significantly affected Hewlett-Packard's business