-Open source Software; Intellectual Property; Licensing; Business Model.

Gaia Rocchetti

Paola Giuri

Salvatore Torrisi

English

Research Papers in Economics

A Case Study of Open Source Software Development: The Apache Server”,

A Case Study of the Evolution of Jun:

A Comparative Look at Property Rights and the Software Industry”,

Automatic Detection and prevention of Buffer-Overflow Attacks”,

Categories of free software,

Cave or Community? An Empirical Examination of 100

Coordinating Open Source Software Development”,

Does Open Source Improve System Security?”,

Far Beyond Big Science: Science Regions and the Organization of Research and Development”,

Freeing the Source - The Story of Mozilla”,

Global Software Development and the Emergence of E-Innovation”,

Growth effects of non-proprietary innovation”,

Homesteading the Noonsphere”,

How open Source software works: ‘Free’ user-to-user assistance”,

Il mercato Linux 1999-2003, Sirmi for Microsoft.

Industrial Organisation and Innovation.

Innovation and Growth in the Global Economy,

Is GNU/Linux commercially viable?”,

Japan Software Factories. A Challenge to the US Management,

Learning from Open Source Software”, Sloan Management Review, Summer,

Libre Software: Turning Fads into Institutions?”,

Linux and Open-Source Success”,

Linux Survey,

Making Consumer Knowledge Available and Useful. The Case of the Computer Games,

Open Source Software (OSS): A NewBusiness Paradigm?”,

Open Source Software: an evaluation”, Politecnico di Milano,

Open Source Software: No Free Lunch?”,

Open-source vs. Proprietary Software”,

Operating System Survey Methodology,

OSI Approved Licenses,

Program Evolution: Processes of software Change,

Reputation and Agency in the Historical Emergence of the Institutions of “Open Science”,

Results from Software Engineering Research into Open Source Development Projects Using Public Data”,

Satisfying Heterogeneous User Needs via Innovation Toolkits: The Case of Apache Security Software”,

Server Operating Environment:

Setting Up Shop: The Business of Open-Source Software”,

Software Engineering”,

The GNU Operating System and the Free Software Movement”,

The Open Source Definition,

The Open Source Definition”,

The Open Source History,

The Open Source movement: Key research questions”,

The Revenge of Hacker”,

The Source of Innovations,

The U.S. Software Industry: An Analysis and Interpretative History”,

Towards a new economics of science”,

Twenty Years of Berkeley Unix - From AT&T Owned to Freely Redistributable”,

Web Server Operating Systems in Italy, Netcraft for Microsoft.

Web Server Survey Methodology,

Web Server Survey,

Why Open Source Software/Free Software (OSS/FS)? Look at the Numbers!”,

Working for Free? – Motivations of Participing in Open Source Projects”,

Worldwide Integrated Collaborative Environments Forecast

Worldwide Web Server and Web Server Acceleration Software Forecast

Open Source Software: From Open Science to New Marketing Models

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Open Source Software: From Open Science to New Marketing Models

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