OpenLogic

From Techrights

OpenLogic is the firm of a former Microsoft manager, who uses FUD to monetise Free software. OpenLogic was covered by Techrights in many posts including:

Contents 1 2008 2 2009 3 2010 4 2011 5 2012 6 2013

2008

• The Open Source ‘Census’ Lost Its Credibility
• GMOME, OpenLogic, and the Microsoft Connection

2009

• OpenLogic — Like Novell — Supports Red Hat Clone
• Looking for Violations in Free Software: Fearsome or Awesome?
• “GPL is Scary!! Please Buy Our Products”
• Microsoft’s Ally Fortify is Fortifying Fear of Free Software, Just Like OpenLogic and Black Duck

2010

• FUD Watch: OpenLogic Survey Shows Enterprises Should be Afraid of GPL
• Good News, Bad News From OpenLogic

2011

• Firms With Microsoft Ties Discourage Use of the GPL Licence
• ZDNet Spins the Spreading of Free Software as a Loss to Free Software
• Former Microsoft Managers Still Monetise Fear of GPL

2012

• OpenLogic Enters the Fog
• Open Logic for Proprietary Thinking
• OpenLogic Helps Microsoft Again
• Growing the FOSS Fear Industry

2013

• Formerly Microsoft, But New FUD