WEBINAR REPLAY

How to Go Open: Successfully Open Sourcing Internal Software Projects

More and more commercial organizations are looking to participate directly in open source communities and are evaluating how to convert proprietary internal projects into open source community-based projects.

In this webinar, Karen Copenhaver, Partner at Choate, Hall and Stewart, and Mark Radcliffe, Partner at DLA Piper, highlight key business and legal considerations and share best practices related to this process. Erynn Petersen, SVP of Paid Services and Open Source Engineering at AOL, joins them to share her corporate experience with moving projects into the open source community. Topics covered include:

-- Deciding to Release
-- Choosing the License (GPLv2, GPLv3, Apache, etc)
-- Reviewing Code Prior to Release
-- Building Your Community
-- Managing Contributions

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