The UK government's proposed crackdown on ilegal copying could make a perfect test of the music industry's assumptions, says Peter Judge

Despite a recession which could promote open source, the UK is less likely to use it than Mali

Opera has integrated a web server into its browser but Windows fans are calling on computer users to shun the Norwegian company

David Taraso of the JCXP.net Website argues that Microsoft should be allowed to put its Internet Explorer browser in Windows without having to promote a competing browser

Gmail can meet the needs of individuals, but enterprises won't trust it until Google frees Gmail and Google Apps from its own data centres, says Jason Brooks.

The Red Hat-sponsored Fedora Project on June 9 announced the availability of Fedora 11, the latest version of its free open source operating system

Microsoft supports ODF and OpenOffice is Office-compatible. We'd be in file format heaven, if it weren't for the difference between ODF 1.1 and 1.2, says Jason Brooks

Tom Watson, the man credited with being the UK government's first blogger and encouraging use of open source is leaving the government

Sun's new OpenSolaris 2009.06 is faster - and has better networking thanks to Project Crossbow

The European Commission wants more government departments to share open source project code and learnings