CNET to Award Open Source Initiatives
An anonymous reader writes "CNET's 2005 awards will for the first time include a category for Open Source Initiative of the Year. The winner will be announced at a gala dinner in London's swanky Park Lane Hilton in September. It's good to see such explicit acknowledging of the work being done by the open source community."
Of course in the closed source world, the "prize" for success is cold hard cash.
And we all know what a bastion of OSS CNET/ZDNet is...
...Rob
The American Dream isn't an SUV and a house in the suburbs; it's Don't Tread On Me.
What on Earth makes them think they are qualified to select the best Open Source Initiative of the year? Don't they own download.com, arguably the largest repository of crap-filled closed-source downloadables? This sounds like the Winston-Salem Environmental & Health awards...
Stasis is death. Embrace change.
An anonymous reader writes ... good to see such explicit acknowledging of the work being done by the open source community.
Good to see people willing to stand up and openly support open source...
To submit an entry for the "Open Source Initiative of the Year" you have to fill out MS word (entry_form_2005.doc) file.
Given that the entry form is a Word doc download, speculate away.
Alex.