Fundraising for a technical nonprofit
gnome open sourceThe GNOME Foundation is a nonprofit organization, a 501(c)(3), and is funded by donations from individuals and companies. So as executive director of the GNOME …
Read more →The GNOME Foundation is a nonprofit organization, a 501(c)(3), and is funded by donations from individuals and companies. So as executive director of the GNOME …
Read more →I gave a talk at LinuxWorld called “Avoiding Open Source Lawsuits: Five Steps to Effective Open Source Governance in the Enterprise.” I suppose it …
Read more →I didn’t see Danese Cooper’s talk “Why Whinging Doesn’t Work” but the title has really been bothering me. I almost titled this …
Read more →I had a good conversation with Walter Bender, former president of One Laptop per Child (OLPC) and the founder of Sugar Labs. Sugar is the software that comes on …
Read more →So earlier I blogged that I had seven bosses. (It was mostly in reaction to the fact that I felt like I was getting way too much attention!) But I realized this …
Read more →John Mark had a great post 10 Survival Tips for the Modern Wageslave. I thought I’d follow up with another piece of career advice that I never got: every …
Read more →One of the things I’m passionate about is encouraging women in technology. With that in mind, I’m going to talk about something that’s never …
Read more →Here are some of the misunderstandings around open source software that I hear every day. Feel free to add your own! The most important thing is whether you …
Read more →If you own stock in an American company, you should read this book. If you pay taxes in America, you should read this book. Clearly, I believe everyone should …
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