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To: dybdahl who wrote (107)8/14/2002 8:18:54 AM
From: Rusty Johnson   of 19790
 
Group campaigns against open source

By Matthew Broersma
Special to CNET News.com

Microsoft and other software companies are ramping up a lobbying
effort that aims to convince governments to think again about
adopting open-source software.

A representative of CompTIA said that the initiative had arisen because of concern that governments--particularly those in Europe--were creating policies that favored open-source software. "When governments base their choice on a preference that takes merit out of the situation, that's a concern to us," said Mike Wendy, public relations and policy counsel for CompTIA. "More options are always better."


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