2008
Apr 7

So Jeff Waugh has announced the “Australian Open Source Industry & Community Report” has been published as a PDF1, hopefully the first of many.

Come and see what Open Source really does for Australia!

Our conservative projection of earnings suggests that the Open Source industry generates $500 million in revenue each year, with over 50% of that being directly related to Open Source.

The report is covered by a CC license:

The Australian Open Source Industry & Community Report is published as a freely downloadable PDF on the Census project website and is redistributable under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives license.


  1. or you can buy a hardcopy version [back]

5 Responses

  1. Alan Says:

    Never mind that, you seem to have missed the biggest story in the world !!!!

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/fa_cup/7326118.stm

    ;-)

    Al

  2. Chris Samuel Says:

    Nope, didn’t miss it! Now if that had been the final instead.. :-)

  3. patrick Says:

    I’m sorry to hijack this comment box but i have not seen an email address on your site to report problem.

    I just want to tell you that when i want to see the benchmark here http://www.csamuel.org/2008/03/23/btrfs-013-and-xfs-benchmarks
    there is a problem because there is a redirection to the main page of your blog.

    (sorry for my bad english).

    Patrick

  4. Chris Samuel Says:

    Hi Patrick,

    Hmm, it appeared to be an issue with the wp-super-cache plugin, I’ve told it to clean itself up and that link appears to be working again now!

    Thanks for the alert!

  5. Chris Samuel Says:

    A new version of wp-super-cache came out, so I’ve just updated to it which will hopefully improve things.

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