Ibiblio Builds a Case for Its Support of Groklaw, Which Is Now Target inn SCO
Suit Against IBM
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| "Groklaw is an essential part of ibiblio's research and service relating to
| Open Source and Communities on the web," he said. "We have no plans to
| drop support for Groklaw or any other collection on ibiblio - short
| of some violation of our collection agreement."
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http://www.localtechwire.com/business/local_tech_wire/opinion/blogpost/1275008/
Also in the news:
Midnight blogger exposes a scandal
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| On its best days, the blog attracts about 15,000 visitors, says
| Prof. Johnson, He did not do all of his legwork from afar, but
| spent thousands of dollars travelling to North Carolina. He was
| there last Wednesday to cover the big news, rushed back to
| Brooklyn to teach on Thursday, then popped up in Raleigh on
| Friday to cover Mr. Nifong's request for the State Bar to
| dismiss ethics charges against him.
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http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/news/story.html?id=41cf8ef1-d41a-45e9-83e4-aae85d0fd52c&k=52797
That one useful thing about the Net is its ability to expose court exhibits
(e.g. Comes vs Microsoft) and show where corruption happens. That'll be when
the ethical companies and better technology find their time to shine.
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