What is the new intersection between open-source communities, vendors and VCs? Is it changing? Should we be concerned about the future of open source?

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The Dead End (Redmonk)

OPEN SOURCE ISN'T THE SAME AS 20 YEARS AGO

Open source is the new default for innovation, and many companies have made it their default. But do they think about open source and technology differently now?

IT'S THE DEFAULT, BUT THE USAGE EXPECTATIONS HAVE EVOLVED TOO

There's a difference between open source usage for infrastructure vs. app-dev
Who should care about open source licensing?
How much are VCs dictating the open source license strategy?
Does open-core have a place, or is it killing open source?
It is OK to treat customers and competitors differently?

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The Open Source Dead End?