Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 22nd May 2009 13:58 UTC, submitted by shaneco
Keith Curtis worked at Microsoft for 11 years, coding on Windows, Office, and at Microsoft's research department, before leaving the Redmond giant. Call it a revelation, call it giving in to the devil's temptations, but he's now a complete open source and Linux advocate, and in his new book, "After the Software Wars", he explains why open source will prevail against Microsoft's proprietary model.
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2008-06-07
He didn't say that IP doesn't have any value, he said that in capitalism it doesn't have any. And it's true - that's why the pure capitalism is patched with IP rights.