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451 CAOS Links 2008.12.16

, December 16, 2008 @ 1:15 pm ET

Markus Rex returns to Novell’s Linux business unit. Red Hat’s second largest shareholder cuts its stake. The CEOs of Novell, Sonatype, Digium and Kaltura go on the record. Shaun Connolly joins SpringSource. And more.

Official announcements
Novell Announces Executive Appointments to Focus on Cross-Platform Solution Strategy and Growing Linux Business Novell

Palamida Finds Security Tops List of Concerns Inhibiting Broader Open Source Adoption Palamida

GigaSpaces Announces Extreme Scalability for MySQL Enterprise Customers GigaSpaces

OpenX Achieves Significant Growth Across Product Lines and Publisher Community / Software Serves 300 Billion Ad Impressions Monthly OpenX

SplendidCRM Software goes live with cost-effective Software-as-a-Service SplendidCRM

News articles
Legg Mason cuts stake in Red Hat Triangle Business Journal

Microsoft and Open Source: The Song Remains the Same Darryl K. Taft, eWeek

Novell’s CEO sees a new world of software Tom Harvey, Salt Lake Tribune

Energized by open source: Ditching closed apps spurred growth, utility says Thomas Hoffman, ComputerWorld

Speaking With Digium CEO Danny Windham Greg Galitzine, TMC.net

Ron Yekutiel, Chairman and CEO of Kaltura TVWeek

Ingres Builds Open Source Stack With Red Hat Charles Babcock, InformationWeek

OU opens crack for open source Mark Ballard, The Inquirer

Open source adoption is often bottom-up, Ph.D study says Gijs Hillenius, OSOR.EU

Eurostat considers to publish more open source tools using EUPL Gijs Hillenius, OSOR.EU

Blogs
Q&A: Mark de Visser, CEO of Sonatype Matt Asay, Cnet

SpringSource In My Step Shaun Connolly

Fundraising and Open Source Resilience Brian Gentile, JasperSoft

In a Time of Less, Do More with Open Source: Top 25 Open Source Projects That Will Help Trim Development Budgets Palamida

Can open source save gaming companies? Dana Blankenhorn, ZDNet

Herding cats for fun and profit: Four tips for working with online communities Joe Brockmeier, ZDnet

‘Myst Online’ to be released fully open-source Dave Rosenberg, Cnet

Audio/visual
Building Vibrant Open Source Communities John Mark Walker
An updated version of a presentation given in March with Fabrizio Capobianco from Funambol.

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