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Welcome Jason - an expert in open source legal issues - to the blogging community

Posted by Aaron Mandelbaum on Wed, Jul 11, 2007
  
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I have often thought that the open source community could use some more good blogs by attorneys, so I was very excited to see that Jason Haislmaier, one of my favorite open source attorneys, has started blogging!  Check out his blog ThinkingOpen.

Next week Jason is presenting a webinar on the GPLv3.  He'll talk about what's new in GPLv3 and what those changes mean for users and developers of open source software.  You can sign up for the webinar (it's free but requires registration) at GPLv3, Not Without Me!

 

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