Open Source, Open World: Open Standards Throughout the Globe

OPEN SOURCE OPEN WORLD open standards throughout the globe The concept of open source and free sharing of technological information has existed long before computers existed: A group of automakers collectively fight an engine patent UNIX distributed free-of-cost IBM's Airline Control Program distributed like free software 1970s Ford wins lawsuit, overturns patent 1967 Almost all software produced by working in collaboration 1950s U.S. Government declares bundled software to be "anticompetitive" 1969 1911 1905 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 1976 Bill Gates releases Open Letter to Hobbyists, equates sharing software to stealing 1979 AT&T begins enforcing restrictive ticensing on UNIX The Cathedral and the Bazaar is published GNU Project launched Free Software Foundation formed 1997 Staroffice is released as free software, Linux kernel Debian GNU/Linux | is released | becomes Openoffice.org is released 1983 1986 1991 1993 1999 1980s 1990s 2000s 1980 1989 1993 1998 2007 2010 First GNU General Public License FreeBSD is released Java Development Kit is released & NetBSD are released as free software Open Source Initiative is founded under GNU/GPL Usenet further connects programming community Global Graphics releases a survey on free software The survey finds: 84% of organizations use at least 6 pieces of free software 54% CIOS use at least 10 pieces of free software From 2004 to the present, web searches for Linux have been most popular in: 100 80 60 40 20 OPEN SOURCE MARKETS "The future is open source everything."_Linus Torvalds Brewtopia Blowfly OpenCola Widely available recipe, Open source brew which welcomed input on all levels of development tastes like cola. Wikimedia Projects Project Gutenberg Such as Wikipedia & Wiktionary ensure content remains free. Collects media which belongs to the public domain. Tropical Disease Initiative Institute for One World Health Not-for-profit pharma focusing on finding Enables scientists to work together to find new drugs for curing diseases. treatments with low profit margins Open Source Science Project Science Commons Alternative to expensive legal costs of sharing & reusing scientific works in journals, etc. Increases ability for students to participate in research process. Open Source Courseware Arduino Open Source micro- controller platform for hobbyists, artists, & designers. Uses a shared web space as a platform to improve upon learning challenges. Open Source Software Linux • Operating System In 2007, estimates put Linux's share of the server market at 12.7%. 2008 estimates calculated Linux on 60% of web servers. 2007 2008 Apache HTTP Server • Web Server Since 2006, Apache has been the most popular web server software. It serves over 54.48% of all websites, and over 66% of the world's busiest. All Websites Busiest Websites Mozilla Firefox • Web Browser Second only to Internet Explorer with regards to the number of users, Firefox is used by 28.04% of people on the web. Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Opera Other OpenOffice.org • Office Suite Market Share Analysis puts OpenOffice.org on 13-14% of Windows users' desktops. % of Windows Desktops Adoption rates are 0.2% in China, 6% in the United States and United Kingdom, and over 20% in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. United States & United Kingdom Poland, Czech Republic, & Germany Symbian • Mobile Phone Operating System Symbian leads the smartphone market, on 46.6% of devices shipped (during the 3rd quarter of 2008). Symbian Apple Research in Motion Microsoft Others OPEN SOCIETY SOURCE Appropriation & free sharing of found and created content. Open Politics Open Source Uses the Internet for Governance rapid feedback between political parties and their supporters. Similar to Open Politics, applying more to the democratic process. Open Source Ethics As An Ethical School Currently being studied for viability. Open Source Ethings As Professional Body of Rules Based on the computer ethics school. Open Source Journalism Open Source Movie Production Open call system in which the crew and cast Sometimes referred to as user created content, features writing & fact- checking by the public. collaborate and frequently change. Weblogs Provide an easy-to-use platform for expression of free speech. Open Internet Television (IPTV) Uses the internet to pool broadcasting resources. Benjamin Franklin Donated many of his inventions to the • Franklin Stove • Bifocals Lightning Rod public domain, including: OPEN BUSINESS SOURCE What support and training for open source platforms is worth: SpringSource is purchased by VMWare for $420 Million MYSQL is acquired by Sun for about $1 Billion - 1.0 0.8 JBoss is acquired by Red Hat for $420 Million 0.6 Red Hat raises $84 Million with 0.4 its IPO 0.2 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sources: Wikipedia, Google Insights, Computer World UK, CNET, Sun Microsystems BEVERAGES CONTENT HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Taiwan Sri Lanka Indonesia 00000 Zimbabwe Lesotho Bangladesh Czech Republic Russian Federation 00000 India Cuba - Regional Interest GOVERNMENT ETHICS MEDIA INNOVATION Billions · OPEN SOURCE OPEN WORLD open standards throughout the globe The concept of open source and free sharing of technological information has existed long before computers existed: A group of automakers collectively fight an engine patent UNIX distributed free-of-cost IBM's Airline Control Program distributed like free software 1970s Ford wins lawsuit, overturns patent 1967 Almost all software produced by working in collaboration 1950s U.S. Government declares bundled software to be "anticompetitive" 1969 1911 1905 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 1976 Bill Gates releases Open Letter to Hobbyists, equates sharing software to stealing 1979 AT&T begins enforcing restrictive ticensing on UNIX The Cathedral and the Bazaar is published GNU Project launched Free Software Foundation formed 1997 Staroffice is released as free software, Linux kernel Debian GNU/Linux | is released | becomes Openoffice.org is released 1983 1986 1991 1993 1999 1980s 1990s 2000s 1980 1989 1993 1998 2007 2010 First GNU General Public License FreeBSD is released Java Development Kit is released & NetBSD are released as free software Open Source Initiative is founded under GNU/GPL Usenet further connects programming community Global Graphics releases a survey on free software The survey finds: 84% of organizations use at least 6 pieces of free software 54% CIOS use at least 10 pieces of free software From 2004 to the present, web searches for Linux have been most popular in: 100 80 60 40 20 OPEN SOURCE MARKETS "The future is open source everything."_Linus Torvalds Brewtopia Blowfly OpenCola Widely available recipe, Open source brew which welcomed input on all levels of development tastes like cola. Wikimedia Projects Project Gutenberg Such as Wikipedia & Wiktionary ensure content remains free. Collects media which belongs to the public domain. Tropical Disease Initiative Institute for One World Health Not-for-profit pharma focusing on finding Enables scientists to work together to find new drugs for curing diseases. treatments with low profit margins Open Source Science Project Science Commons Alternative to expensive legal costs of sharing & reusing scientific works in journals, etc. Increases ability for students to participate in research process. Open Source Courseware Arduino Open Source micro- controller platform for hobbyists, artists, & designers. Uses a shared web space as a platform to improve upon learning challenges. Open Source Software Linux • Operating System In 2007, estimates put Linux's share of the server market at 12.7%. 2008 estimates calculated Linux on 60% of web servers. 2007 2008 Apache HTTP Server • Web Server Since 2006, Apache has been the most popular web server software. It serves over 54.48% of all websites, and over 66% of the world's busiest. All Websites Busiest Websites Mozilla Firefox • Web Browser Second only to Internet Explorer with regards to the number of users, Firefox is used by 28.04% of people on the web. Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Opera Other OpenOffice.org • Office Suite Market Share Analysis puts OpenOffice.org on 13-14% of Windows users' desktops. % of Windows Desktops Adoption rates are 0.2% in China, 6% in the United States and United Kingdom, and over 20% in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. United States & United Kingdom Poland, Czech Republic, & Germany Symbian • Mobile Phone Operating System Symbian leads the smartphone market, on 46.6% of devices shipped (during the 3rd quarter of 2008). Symbian Apple Research in Motion Microsoft Others OPEN SOCIETY SOURCE Appropriation & free sharing of found and created content. Open Politics Open Source Uses the Internet for Governance rapid feedback between political parties and their supporters. Similar to Open Politics, applying more to the democratic process. Open Source Ethics As An Ethical School Currently being studied for viability. Open Source Ethings As Professional Body of Rules Based on the computer ethics school. Open Source Journalism Open Source Movie Production Open call system in which the crew and cast Sometimes referred to as user created content, features writing & fact- checking by the public. collaborate and frequently change. Weblogs Provide an easy-to-use platform for expression of free speech. Open Internet Television (IPTV) Uses the internet to pool broadcasting resources. Benjamin Franklin Donated many of his inventions to the • Franklin Stove • Bifocals Lightning Rod public domain, including: OPEN BUSINESS SOURCE What support and training for open source platforms is worth: SpringSource is purchased by VMWare for $420 Million MYSQL is acquired by Sun for about $1 Billion - 1.0 0.8 JBoss is acquired by Red Hat for $420 Million 0.6 Red Hat raises $84 Million with 0.4 its IPO 0.2 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sources: Wikipedia, Google Insights, Computer World UK, CNET, Sun Microsystems BEVERAGES CONTENT HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Taiwan Sri Lanka Indonesia 00000 Zimbabwe Lesotho Bangladesh Czech Republic Russian Federation 00000 India Cuba - Regional Interest GOVERNMENT ETHICS MEDIA INNOVATION Billions · OPEN SOURCE OPEN WORLD open standards throughout the globe The concept of open source and free sharing of technological information has existed long before computers existed: A group of automakers collectively fight an engine patent UNIX distributed free-of-cost IBM's Airline Control Program distributed like free software 1970s Ford wins lawsuit, overturns patent 1967 Almost all software produced by working in collaboration 1950s U.S. Government declares bundled software to be "anticompetitive" 1969 1911 1905 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 1976 Bill Gates releases Open Letter to Hobbyists, equates sharing software to stealing 1979 AT&T begins enforcing restrictive ticensing on UNIX The Cathedral and the Bazaar is published GNU Project launched Free Software Foundation formed 1997 Staroffice is released as free software, Linux kernel Debian GNU/Linux | is released | becomes Openoffice.org is released 1983 1986 1991 1993 1999 1980s 1990s 2000s 1980 1989 1993 1998 2007 2010 First GNU General Public License FreeBSD is released Java Development Kit is released & NetBSD are released as free software Open Source Initiative is founded under GNU/GPL Usenet further connects programming community Global Graphics releases a survey on free software The survey finds: 84% of organizations use at least 6 pieces of free software 54% CIOS use at least 10 pieces of free software From 2004 to the present, web searches for Linux have been most popular in: 100 80 60 40 20 OPEN SOURCE MARKETS "The future is open source everything."_Linus Torvalds Brewtopia Blowfly OpenCola Widely available recipe, Open source brew which welcomed input on all levels of development tastes like cola. Wikimedia Projects Project Gutenberg Such as Wikipedia & Wiktionary ensure content remains free. Collects media which belongs to the public domain. Tropical Disease Initiative Institute for One World Health Not-for-profit pharma focusing on finding Enables scientists to work together to find new drugs for curing diseases. treatments with low profit margins Open Source Science Project Science Commons Alternative to expensive legal costs of sharing & reusing scientific works in journals, etc. Increases ability for students to participate in research process. Open Source Courseware Arduino Open Source micro- controller platform for hobbyists, artists, & designers. Uses a shared web space as a platform to improve upon learning challenges. Open Source Software Linux • Operating System In 2007, estimates put Linux's share of the server market at 12.7%. 2008 estimates calculated Linux on 60% of web servers. 2007 2008 Apache HTTP Server • Web Server Since 2006, Apache has been the most popular web server software. It serves over 54.48% of all websites, and over 66% of the world's busiest. All Websites Busiest Websites Mozilla Firefox • Web Browser Second only to Internet Explorer with regards to the number of users, Firefox is used by 28.04% of people on the web. Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Opera Other OpenOffice.org • Office Suite Market Share Analysis puts OpenOffice.org on 13-14% of Windows users' desktops. % of Windows Desktops Adoption rates are 0.2% in China, 6% in the United States and United Kingdom, and over 20% in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. United States & United Kingdom Poland, Czech Republic, & Germany Symbian • Mobile Phone Operating System Symbian leads the smartphone market, on 46.6% of devices shipped (during the 3rd quarter of 2008). Symbian Apple Research in Motion Microsoft Others OPEN SOCIETY SOURCE Appropriation & free sharing of found and created content. Open Politics Open Source Uses the Internet for Governance rapid feedback between political parties and their supporters. Similar to Open Politics, applying more to the democratic process. Open Source Ethics As An Ethical School Currently being studied for viability. Open Source Ethings As Professional Body of Rules Based on the computer ethics school. Open Source Journalism Open Source Movie Production Open call system in which the crew and cast Sometimes referred to as user created content, features writing & fact- checking by the public. collaborate and frequently change. Weblogs Provide an easy-to-use platform for expression of free speech. Open Internet Television (IPTV) Uses the internet to pool broadcasting resources. Benjamin Franklin Donated many of his inventions to the • Franklin Stove • Bifocals Lightning Rod public domain, including: OPEN BUSINESS SOURCE What support and training for open source platforms is worth: SpringSource is purchased by VMWare for $420 Million MYSQL is acquired by Sun for about $1 Billion - 1.0 0.8 JBoss is acquired by Red Hat for $420 Million 0.6 Red Hat raises $84 Million with 0.4 its IPO 0.2 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sources: Wikipedia, Google Insights, Computer World UK, CNET, Sun Microsystems BEVERAGES CONTENT HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Taiwan Sri Lanka Indonesia 00000 Zimbabwe Lesotho Bangladesh Czech Republic Russian Federation 00000 India Cuba - Regional Interest GOVERNMENT ETHICS MEDIA INNOVATION Billions · OPEN SOURCE OPEN WORLD open standards throughout the globe The concept of open source and free sharing of technological information has existed long before computers existed: A group of automakers collectively fight an engine patent UNIX distributed free-of-cost IBM's Airline Control Program distributed like free software 1970s Ford wins lawsuit, overturns patent 1967 Almost all software produced by working in collaboration 1950s U.S. Government declares bundled software to be "anticompetitive" 1969 1911 1905 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 1976 Bill Gates releases Open Letter to Hobbyists, equates sharing software to stealing 1979 AT&T begins enforcing restrictive ticensing on UNIX The Cathedral and the Bazaar is published GNU Project launched Free Software Foundation formed 1997 Staroffice is released as free software, Linux kernel Debian GNU/Linux | is released | becomes Openoffice.org is released 1983 1986 1991 1993 1999 1980s 1990s 2000s 1980 1989 1993 1998 2007 2010 First GNU General Public License FreeBSD is released Java Development Kit is released & NetBSD are released as free software Open Source Initiative is founded under GNU/GPL Usenet further connects programming community Global Graphics releases a survey on free software The survey finds: 84% of organizations use at least 6 pieces of free software 54% CIOS use at least 10 pieces of free software From 2004 to the present, web searches for Linux have been most popular in: 100 80 60 40 20 OPEN SOURCE MARKETS "The future is open source everything."_Linus Torvalds Brewtopia Blowfly OpenCola Widely available recipe, Open source brew which welcomed input on all levels of development tastes like cola. Wikimedia Projects Project Gutenberg Such as Wikipedia & Wiktionary ensure content remains free. Collects media which belongs to the public domain. Tropical Disease Initiative Institute for One World Health Not-for-profit pharma focusing on finding Enables scientists to work together to find new drugs for curing diseases. treatments with low profit margins Open Source Science Project Science Commons Alternative to expensive legal costs of sharing & reusing scientific works in journals, etc. Increases ability for students to participate in research process. Open Source Courseware Arduino Open Source micro- controller platform for hobbyists, artists, & designers. Uses a shared web space as a platform to improve upon learning challenges. Open Source Software Linux • Operating System In 2007, estimates put Linux's share of the server market at 12.7%. 2008 estimates calculated Linux on 60% of web servers. 2007 2008 Apache HTTP Server • Web Server Since 2006, Apache has been the most popular web server software. It serves over 54.48% of all websites, and over 66% of the world's busiest. All Websites Busiest Websites Mozilla Firefox • Web Browser Second only to Internet Explorer with regards to the number of users, Firefox is used by 28.04% of people on the web. Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Opera Other OpenOffice.org • Office Suite Market Share Analysis puts OpenOffice.org on 13-14% of Windows users' desktops. % of Windows Desktops Adoption rates are 0.2% in China, 6% in the United States and United Kingdom, and over 20% in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. United States & United Kingdom Poland, Czech Republic, & Germany Symbian • Mobile Phone Operating System Symbian leads the smartphone market, on 46.6% of devices shipped (during the 3rd quarter of 2008). Symbian Apple Research in Motion Microsoft Others OPEN SOCIETY SOURCE Appropriation & free sharing of found and created content. Open Politics Open Source Uses the Internet for Governance rapid feedback between political parties and their supporters. Similar to Open Politics, applying more to the democratic process. Open Source Ethics As An Ethical School Currently being studied for viability. Open Source Ethings As Professional Body of Rules Based on the computer ethics school. Open Source Journalism Open Source Movie Production Open call system in which the crew and cast Sometimes referred to as user created content, features writing & fact- checking by the public. collaborate and frequently change. Weblogs Provide an easy-to-use platform for expression of free speech. Open Internet Television (IPTV) Uses the internet to pool broadcasting resources. Benjamin Franklin Donated many of his inventions to the • Franklin Stove • Bifocals Lightning Rod public domain, including: OPEN BUSINESS SOURCE What support and training for open source platforms is worth: SpringSource is purchased by VMWare for $420 Million MYSQL is acquired by Sun for about $1 Billion - 1.0 0.8 JBoss is acquired by Red Hat for $420 Million 0.6 Red Hat raises $84 Million with 0.4 its IPO 0.2 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sources: Wikipedia, Google Insights, Computer World UK, CNET, Sun Microsystems BEVERAGES CONTENT HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Taiwan Sri Lanka Indonesia 00000 Zimbabwe Lesotho Bangladesh Czech Republic Russian Federation 00000 India Cuba - Regional Interest GOVERNMENT ETHICS MEDIA INNOVATION Billions · OPEN SOURCE OPEN WORLD open standards throughout the globe The concept of open source and free sharing of technological information has existed long before computers existed: A group of automakers collectively fight an engine patent UNIX distributed free-of-cost IBM's Airline Control Program distributed like free software 1970s Ford wins lawsuit, overturns patent 1967 Almost all software produced by working in collaboration 1950s U.S. Government declares bundled software to be "anticompetitive" 1969 1911 1905 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 1976 Bill Gates releases Open Letter to Hobbyists, equates sharing software to stealing 1979 AT&T begins enforcing restrictive ticensing on UNIX The Cathedral and the Bazaar is published GNU Project launched Free Software Foundation formed 1997 Staroffice is released as free software, Linux kernel Debian GNU/Linux | is released | becomes Openoffice.org is released 1983 1986 1991 1993 1999 1980s 1990s 2000s 1980 1989 1993 1998 2007 2010 First GNU General Public License FreeBSD is released Java Development Kit is released & NetBSD are released as free software Open Source Initiative is founded under GNU/GPL Usenet further connects programming community Global Graphics releases a survey on free software The survey finds: 84% of organizations use at least 6 pieces of free software 54% CIOS use at least 10 pieces of free software From 2004 to the present, web searches for Linux have been most popular in: 100 80 60 40 20 OPEN SOURCE MARKETS "The future is open source everything."_Linus Torvalds Brewtopia Blowfly OpenCola Widely available recipe, Open source brew which welcomed input on all levels of development tastes like cola. Wikimedia Projects Project Gutenberg Such as Wikipedia & Wiktionary ensure content remains free. Collects media which belongs to the public domain. Tropical Disease Initiative Institute for One World Health Not-for-profit pharma focusing on finding Enables scientists to work together to find new drugs for curing diseases. treatments with low profit margins Open Source Science Project Science Commons Alternative to expensive legal costs of sharing & reusing scientific works in journals, etc. Increases ability for students to participate in research process. Open Source Courseware Arduino Open Source micro- controller platform for hobbyists, artists, & designers. Uses a shared web space as a platform to improve upon learning challenges. Open Source Software Linux • Operating System In 2007, estimates put Linux's share of the server market at 12.7%. 2008 estimates calculated Linux on 60% of web servers. 2007 2008 Apache HTTP Server • Web Server Since 2006, Apache has been the most popular web server software. It serves over 54.48% of all websites, and over 66% of the world's busiest. All Websites Busiest Websites Mozilla Firefox • Web Browser Second only to Internet Explorer with regards to the number of users, Firefox is used by 28.04% of people on the web. Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Opera Other OpenOffice.org • Office Suite Market Share Analysis puts OpenOffice.org on 13-14% of Windows users' desktops. % of Windows Desktops Adoption rates are 0.2% in China, 6% in the United States and United Kingdom, and over 20% in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. United States & United Kingdom Poland, Czech Republic, & Germany Symbian • Mobile Phone Operating System Symbian leads the smartphone market, on 46.6% of devices shipped (during the 3rd quarter of 2008). Symbian Apple Research in Motion Microsoft Others OPEN SOCIETY SOURCE Appropriation & free sharing of found and created content. Open Politics Open Source Uses the Internet for Governance rapid feedback between political parties and their supporters. Similar to Open Politics, applying more to the democratic process. Open Source Ethics As An Ethical School Currently being studied for viability. Open Source Ethings As Professional Body of Rules Based on the computer ethics school. Open Source Journalism Open Source Movie Production Open call system in which the crew and cast Sometimes referred to as user created content, features writing & fact- checking by the public. collaborate and frequently change. Weblogs Provide an easy-to-use platform for expression of free speech. Open Internet Television (IPTV) Uses the internet to pool broadcasting resources. Benjamin Franklin Donated many of his inventions to the • Franklin Stove • Bifocals Lightning Rod public domain, including: OPEN BUSINESS SOURCE What support and training for open source platforms is worth: SpringSource is purchased by VMWare for $420 Million MYSQL is acquired by Sun for about $1 Billion - 1.0 0.8 JBoss is acquired by Red Hat for $420 Million 0.6 Red Hat raises $84 Million with 0.4 its IPO 0.2 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sources: Wikipedia, Google Insights, Computer World UK, CNET, Sun Microsystems BEVERAGES CONTENT HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Taiwan Sri Lanka Indonesia 00000 Zimbabwe Lesotho Bangladesh Czech Republic Russian Federation 00000 India Cuba - Regional Interest GOVERNMENT ETHICS MEDIA INNOVATION Billions · OPEN SOURCE OPEN WORLD open standards throughout the globe The concept of open source and free sharing of technological information has existed long before computers existed: A group of automakers collectively fight an engine patent UNIX distributed free-of-cost IBM's Airline Control Program distributed like free software 1970s Ford wins lawsuit, overturns patent 1967 Almost all software produced by working in collaboration 1950s U.S. Government declares bundled software to be "anticompetitive" 1969 1911 1905 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 1976 Bill Gates releases Open Letter to Hobbyists, equates sharing software to stealing 1979 AT&T begins enforcing restrictive ticensing on UNIX The Cathedral and the Bazaar is published GNU Project launched Free Software Foundation formed 1997 Staroffice is released as free software, Linux kernel Debian GNU/Linux | is released | becomes Openoffice.org is released 1983 1986 1991 1993 1999 1980s 1990s 2000s 1980 1989 1993 1998 2007 2010 First GNU General Public License FreeBSD is released Java Development Kit is released & NetBSD are released as free software Open Source Initiative is founded under GNU/GPL Usenet further connects programming community Global Graphics releases a survey on free software The survey finds: 84% of organizations use at least 6 pieces of free software 54% CIOS use at least 10 pieces of free software From 2004 to the present, web searches for Linux have been most popular in: 100 80 60 40 20 OPEN SOURCE MARKETS "The future is open source everything."_Linus Torvalds Brewtopia Blowfly OpenCola Widely available recipe, Open source brew which welcomed input on all levels of development tastes like cola. Wikimedia Projects Project Gutenberg Such as Wikipedia & Wiktionary ensure content remains free. Collects media which belongs to the public domain. Tropical Disease Initiative Institute for One World Health Not-for-profit pharma focusing on finding Enables scientists to work together to find new drugs for curing diseases. treatments with low profit margins Open Source Science Project Science Commons Alternative to expensive legal costs of sharing & reusing scientific works in journals, etc. Increases ability for students to participate in research process. Open Source Courseware Arduino Open Source micro- controller platform for hobbyists, artists, & designers. Uses a shared web space as a platform to improve upon learning challenges. Open Source Software Linux • Operating System In 2007, estimates put Linux's share of the server market at 12.7%. 2008 estimates calculated Linux on 60% of web servers. 2007 2008 Apache HTTP Server • Web Server Since 2006, Apache has been the most popular web server software. It serves over 54.48% of all websites, and over 66% of the world's busiest. All Websites Busiest Websites Mozilla Firefox • Web Browser Second only to Internet Explorer with regards to the number of users, Firefox is used by 28.04% of people on the web. Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari Opera Other OpenOffice.org • Office Suite Market Share Analysis puts OpenOffice.org on 13-14% of Windows users' desktops. % of Windows Desktops Adoption rates are 0.2% in China, 6% in the United States and United Kingdom, and over 20% in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Germany. United States & United Kingdom Poland, Czech Republic, & Germany Symbian • Mobile Phone Operating System Symbian leads the smartphone market, on 46.6% of devices shipped (during the 3rd quarter of 2008). Symbian Apple Research in Motion Microsoft Others OPEN SOCIETY SOURCE Appropriation & free sharing of found and created content. Open Politics Open Source Uses the Internet for Governance rapid feedback between political parties and their supporters. Similar to Open Politics, applying more to the democratic process. Open Source Ethics As An Ethical School Currently being studied for viability. Open Source Ethings As Professional Body of Rules Based on the computer ethics school. Open Source Journalism Open Source Movie Production Open call system in which the crew and cast Sometimes referred to as user created content, features writing & fact- checking by the public. collaborate and frequently change. Weblogs Provide an easy-to-use platform for expression of free speech. Open Internet Television (IPTV) Uses the internet to pool broadcasting resources. Benjamin Franklin Donated many of his inventions to the • Franklin Stove • Bifocals Lightning Rod public domain, including: OPEN BUSINESS SOURCE What support and training for open source platforms is worth: SpringSource is purchased by VMWare for $420 Million MYSQL is acquired by Sun for about $1 Billion - 1.0 0.8 JBoss is acquired by Red Hat for $420 Million 0.6 Red Hat raises $84 Million with 0.4 its IPO 0.2 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sources: Wikipedia, Google Insights, Computer World UK, CNET, Sun Microsystems BEVERAGES CONTENT HEALTH SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY Taiwan Sri Lanka Indonesia 00000 Zimbabwe Lesotho Bangladesh Czech Republic Russian Federation 00000 India Cuba - Regional Interest GOVERNMENT ETHICS MEDIA INNOVATION Billions ·