@article {69, title = {Free as in Adjective, Not as in Verb}, journal = {Open Source Business Resource}, year = {2007}, month = {10/2007}, publisher = {Talent First Network}, type = {Articles}, address = {Ottawa}, abstract = {Open source provides an avenue for distributing academic research well beyond the covers of journals or the lunchtime chatter of sharp-minded thinkers to a much broader audience. Interestingly, the choice of open source license is often a choice of community. By understanding the goals and underlying philosophy of a research project, one is better equipped to find a suitable license and attract a community with similar interests. This article provides an examination of a particular academic research project{\textquoteright}s licensing goals and presents some of the lessons learned during the license selection process. }, issn = {1913-6102}, url = {http://timreview.ca/article/69}, author = {Amos Hayes} }