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    Open and Closed Sources

    Stephen Sylvester Roles of Public License POS/335 John Demory June 1st 2014 Today, in this paper on GNU I will be talking to you about what a GNU general public license is. I will then go over the exact role that it plays in the world today. Let us first go cover what exactly is a GNU general public license. The GNU general public license in terms is a free copy left, license for software and other software related works. When software and any other computer-based applications are published

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    Uganda Partnership

    website themselves. |[pic] |I travelled with Robert Shimield (Web Developer) from Frimley | | |Park Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, he accompanied me on the | | |January 2005 trip

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    Linux

    Carlos Moises Pelaez | IT250 | Linux Operating System: Assignment 1.1 | 3/30/2013 | 1) In the free software world, there are several uses of the word "free." The two main ones are "free as in speech" and "free as in beer." Free as in speech means you are relatively unfettered in what you can do with the software. You can modify it, use it for whatever you want, and give it to others (or even sell it). Free as in beer means that you can obtain it for no monetary cost. Richard Stallman

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    Ikea Invades America

    IKEA INVADES AMERICA INDUSTRY IKEA (an acronym for the initials of the founder, Ingvar Kamprad, his farm Elmtaryd, and his country, Agunnaryd, in Smaland, South Sweden.) was the brain child of Ingvar Kamprad who began his entrepreneurial career in 1943 by selling basic household goods at discount prices. In 1947,Kamprad began selling home furnishings. Six years later, he opened his first furniture showroom and two years later, IKEA began designing its own low-priced furniture. In 1958, IKEA

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    Business Activity

    PEST PEST stands for "Political, Economic, Social, and Technological analysis" so companies can use this to assess the situation of the economy so they know how to run the business. The British Heart Foundation is a charity organisation in the United Kingdom that funds research, education, care and awareness campaigns aimed to prevent heart diseases in humans. The Charity was founded in 1961 by a group of medical professionals who were concerned about the increasing death rate from cardiovascular

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    Ikea

    holding companies also handle several different aspect of Ikea’s operation, such as franchising, manufacturing, and distribution. These activities are separated into two groups that are based out of the Netherlands. The first group is the INGKA Foundation that owns the IKEA group. Second is the INGKA Holding B.V. this is the parent company for all IKEA group companies. Other key people involved in Ikea are the founder Ingvar Kamprad, the group president and CEO Anders Dahlvig, and Hans Gydell who

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    Freedom Writers

    The Freedom Writers Diary: How a Teacher and 150 Teens Used Writing to Change Themselves and the World Around Them. In 2007, Hilary Swank played Gruwell in the Freedom Writers film. Today, Gruwell runs The Freedom Writers Foundation, which she started in 1997. The foundation trains educators to use innovative techniques to change the world, one class at a time. Gruwell earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of

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    Free Software Movement

    A computer programmer named Richard Stallman started the Free Software Movement in the mid 1980’s; Stallman was an avid participant and part of the underground computer hacking and programming culture at MIT during the late 1970’s and early 1980’s. When the hacker culture began to break up and move on to building software for the first personal computers many people who once worked together so closely began to hide the source code they were writing and started to copyright and put exclusive licenses

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    Free and Open Source Software (Foss)

    IT 320 Research Paper 2 Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) has been a pinnacle of the corporate world ever since it came around. It has been an easy to use and replicate without worry of patent or licensing infringement. However, in 2006 Microsoft found that many of their patents had been infringed upon by several different aspects. The Linux kernel found in most servers was one of them. Microsoft took a big leap going after FOSS for 235 patents. FOSS is run by Stallman who was responsible

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    Gnu Public License

    system that is often used with the Linux kernel. The Free Software Foundation’s GNU project, or GNU Not Linux, provides the necessary tools to developers and has approved the GNU Public License, or GPL (Stallings, 2012). According to Free Software Foundation, or FSF (2007), the GNU Public License discusses the freedom for designers to share and change all versions of the program. Linux is free software, as in free for anyone to use, modify, or copy without restraint. The GNU Public License, or GPL,

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