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USD / / /
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Product Issues / M&A / Product Recall / /
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Queens University / National Microelectronics Institute / /
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software nil / tool chain / advertising traffic / web server market / software projects / free software / “free” software / software engineers / software technology / copyright law / software teams / transaction level hardware / challenging software / source software movement / source technology / software makers / software separate / source software / mature products / front-end tools / software world / market research / software counterparts / web servers / copyrighted software / www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/law/elj/jilt / source software works / layout tools / patent law / embedded software / wonderful virtual platform tools / wonderful tools / front end tools / software community / Apache web server / /
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Editor / software engineering manager / system engineer / Chief Executive / engineer / GNU General Public License / author / Emacs editor / Major / GNU Lesser General Public License / programmer / /
ESL in the Future: The Impact of Open Source Jeremy Bennett, Chief Executive, Embecosm Introduction You will notice I am not using any PowerPoint slides. Well I want to tell you a story,