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| Open-Source Software: The Next Big Legal Battles |
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The past few years have been interesting, if not complicated, for CIOs and senior IT executives at companies using Linux and other open-source software. Some have been threatened with lawsuits (first publicly, now quietly, behind closed doors). They've been forced to dissect a steady flow of fear, uncertainty and doubt emanating from some whose business models are threatened by the growing success of Linux and open-source, and they are expected to understand and comply with the growing corpus of open-source software licenses.
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