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Intel to stop using open-source license
March 31, 2005 The chipmaker says it will discontinue an open-source license used to govern some of its software.Official nod for Sun open-source license
January 5, 2005 The Open Source Initiative's license approval committee has given a vote of support to Sun Microsystems' license.Free Software Foundation releases GPL 3
June 29, 2007 The new license adjusts to software industry changes but carries several new provisions.GPL defenders say: See you in court
October 1, 2007 The Software Freedom Law Center files suit--and could roil the waters for more folks than just the single defendant.Samba will move to GPLv3
July 9, 2007 The Free Software Foundation's new license gets a major endorsement from a major server software project.GPL likely to regain Apache compatibility
May 10, 2007 Final GPL 3 liable to be compatible with the Apache License, lowering barriers between open-source projects.Open-source Alfresco shifts to GPL
February 23, 2007 Document management company hopes license change will mean more outside programmer involvement.Torvalds: Solaris could nudge Linux to GPL 3
June 13, 2007 The Linux leader is still skeptical about GPL 3, but open-source Solaris could be a draw.Sun names likely license for open-source Java
October 26, 2006 The candidate is the Community Development and Distribution License, used to govern Solaris, CEO says.Gosling looks down Sun's open road
March 19, 2007 The man behind Java offers his take on open source, security and why IT is always "on the edge of collapse."Microsoft simplifies code-sharing plan
October 19, 2005 Company strips down its Shared Source Initiative to three licenses, one of which is modeled on the Mozilla Public License.Sun retires one open-source license
September 3, 2005 Company is putting its Sun Industry Standards Source License to bed and hints there may be more on the way out.Open-source board eyes fewer licenses
February 16, 2005 The Open Source Initiative is taking aim at the "proliferation problem" as the number of open-source licenses grows, CNET News.com has learned.Open-source group to corral licenses
April 7, 2005 OSI gets under way with an effort to pare down the number of open-source software licenses in widespread use.Open-source overseer proposes paring license list
March 2, 2005 Open Source Initiative head suggests licenses should meet three new requirements to gain seal of approval.Microsoft tries evading new GPL grasp
July 6, 2007 Redmond says it's not a party to the new license. And those Suse Linux coupons won't get you any support guarantees.Door to Java source code opens a crack wider
March 16, 2005 "Project Peabody" adds two licenses that make it easier for outsiders to see the code. But Sun stops short of embracing open source.Real: Baby steps toward freedom
July 23, 2002 Open Source Initiative co-founder Bruce Perens writes that RealNetworks is off to a good start in opening up some source code, but it needs to go further if it wants to block Microsoft's advance.Microsoft aims to charm open-source world
June 29, 2006 Company highlights open-source strategy at London conference, but some attendees are leery of its motives.Sun open-source license could mean Solaris-Linux barrier
December 2, 2004 New license likely will be used to govern Solaris OS. But it may inhibit cross-pollination between Solaris and Linux.
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