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open source in the corporate world
Ted Leung reflects on open source and the corporate world in an interview on herding code. It is a bit long for the typical web attention span (over an hour), but worth listening to.
Notes…
* Companies benefits by releasing something that they know people want/need.
* Developers want access to be able to do something collaboratively [...]