Guidelines set on software property rights

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December 2, 2005

Tech companies and universities agree on principles for making software developed in collaborative projects freely available.
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by Captain_Spock December 19, 2005 5:26 AM PST: Will the joint research on the software to be developed in collaborative projects which will also to be made freely available be pure or applied?; Reply to this comment

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