Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's Jim Bray on Mozilla and Open SourceThursday December 19th, 2002Paul Blaauw writes: "The Canadian Broadcasting Corp's daily morning business synopsis, The Business Network, aired a piece this morning on open-source software. The 'columnist's' favourite browser is... you guessed it: Mozilla!" The radio segment, which mainly focuses on the popularity of open-source software among big companies, is available for listening online in RealAudio 5.0 format. They make a discussion about open-source software only available in realaudio format, how am I suppost to listen to it? If you don't have RealPlayer, use the Ogg Vorbis version: http://www.xs4all.nl/~dgk/20021218THURS-CO.ogg I don't think the format is determined by the content of the discussion (as if I needed to say that...) Like many, their streaming stuff is all RealCrap. "If only they could come up with a name for Open Source that doesn't make it sound like some kind of skin condition..?" http://calgary.cbc.ca/media/audio/biznet/column.ram " BUT Lunix si free though because teh hippys who made it forgot to charge moneys because they were flyin high on goofball. and it was OPEN SORES" http://www.somethingawful.com/jeffk/WHISTLARWINDOWS2010/ Onward, ho! Anyone got a transcript to hand? The the realplayer stream linked in the main article has since moved on to more pressing canadian concerns. To access the archieved stream either: 1) visit http://calgary.cbc.ca/media/audio/biznet/20021219THURS-CO.ram 2) or visit CBC Radio One at http://www.cbc.ca/radioone/ then click on "The Business Network" located on the lower half of the page then select "ARCHIVES" from the left side panel. |