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Recent VC Commentary on Open Source
It seems like a bit of the fluttering around VCs funding OSS companies had died down. But just because there is less funding going on doesn't mean that OSS isn't still growing or that VCs aren't interested.
Two of the MuleSource investors recently spent time with the press to discuss their thoughts on driving growth in open source.
Links:
Podcast: How is an open source company like a "consumer" Internet company?
Gary Little, Morgenthaler Venture Partners
Open Source VC Funding Is Not Drying Up
Ann Winblad from Hummer Winblad Venture Partners
Posted by Dave Rosenberg on September 29, 2007 04:00 PM
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