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Get Dr. David Orozco's book, Business Law and Strategy, here. Or connect with him via his Twitter.

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Defining open-source from the standpoint of the law

In each episode, Christie Chirinos talks with leaders in and outside technology — including legal and government professionals, business leaders across industries like fashion, sustainability, social justice, and construction, and academia — about the open-source software powering their work. This podcast seeks to document and rigorously examine the phenomenon we all know: technology is changing fast, and we need radical collaboration to make sure we benefit current and future generations.

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