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<b>Dana Blankenhorn:</b> Love him or hate him, Barack Obama will
be President into 2013. This is a key moment for open source.
In some ways it is going from strength to strength. But it
remains vulnerable to counter-attack from the copyright
industries, and so far, the President's record on open source
is mixed.
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<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">--
Gun-toting Americans are clearly more self-sufficient than the sissy
Europeans. This is great news for everyone except Barney Frank, who's
always secretly wondered what it would be like to be taken by a Somali
pirate.
--Ann Coulter</pre>
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