June 5, 2008 11:15 AM PDT

Event: Using Open Source Software Without Jeopardizing IP & Revenue

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Virtual seminars are all the rage these days, and now you can join some experts in a discussion on the legal and IP aspects of open source. You can sign up online for the event on June 18th.

During this virtual seminar, you'll gain clarity on:
- The business and legal components of open source IP strategy
- How to structure and protect your IP while working on an open source project
- How to avoid common software IP mistakes
- Steps that companies must take to avoid the miscues of Compiere, Miro and others
- How to develop patent and trademark strategies that work

Speakers:
Mark Radcliffe, a partner at DLA Piper
Larry Augustin the founder of Va Linux, former director of JBoss and Linux International, and an angel investor and advisor to early stage technology companies.
Andrew Aitken, the founder of and a managing partner at Olliance Group, an open source management consultancy.
Dave Barry, managing editor of Dow Jones Financial Information Services and the session's moderator.

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Dave Rosenberg is CEO and Co-founder of MuleSource, a venture-backed company that develops open source integration and infrastructure software. On the Negative Approach Blog, Dave discusses the dynamics of growing a startup company and how the software market is evolving against monolithic software corporations whose corporate hegemony stifle innovation and annoy developers worldwide. With experience at both large corporations and several startups, technology has long been his best friend and mortal enemy. The postings on this site are Dave's own and don't necessarily represent the positions, strategies, or opinions of MuleSource or its investors. He is a member of the CNET Blog Network and is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure.

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