Yesterday's links, September 28th 2007

Possibly interesting links I saw yesterday.

• The Reg: Creative Commons sued for deception - what happens when a mega corporation uses freely licensed material in a way you wouldn't like? (The journalist isn't particularly smart, but the subject is interesting).
• ECIS's Thomas Vinje on the EU Microsoft Decision, interview by Sean Daly, and An article by Georg Greve on anti-trust
• Dinosaur comics - T-Rex's investment plan, and the one for the following day is not bad.
• The Emperor Has No Clothes - an old essay about Eric Raymond / ESR's "I'm a core Linux developer" claim. This is only for historical or comic value.

See also: the archive of Yesterday's links.

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Ciarán O'Riordan,
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