Verizon hit with GPL copyright lawsuit over router software Publication: Ars Technica Date: Dec 10 2007 Reporter: Eric Bangeman Open-source software is very attractive for companies looking to expand their services or quickly get new offerings to market, in part because it's free. Unfortunately, some companies tend to overlook the software license commonly attached to open-source software, the GPL. Verizon is the latest company to do so, and its use of an OSS package in a wireless router has led to a copyright infringement lawsuit from the Software Freedom Law Center. Read full article Read full article in new window See other articles by Eric Bangeman See other articles published by Ars Technica Today's headlines Headlines for Dec 10, 2007
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