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Google abets open-source internships

Publication:CNETDate:Jun 02 2005
Reporter:Dawn Kawamoto

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Google on Tuesday kicked off its Summer Code program, aimed at enticing students to try their hand at open-source software development. The two-and-a-half-month program will team up to 200 students with open-source organizations, which will monitor their progress. If they successfully complete a project, the students will receive $4,500 each.

"Since the point of the program is to create new developers, we're looking to find developers around the world who have considered creating free and open-source software but who have not yet taken the plunge," Google said on its Web site.




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