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Google funds open source drive
3:04 PM - October 26, 2005 by
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Google has diverted a small portion of its cash reserves towards funding open source projects.
Specifically, the search giant has announced a $350,000 contribution to a joint open source initiative between Oregon State University and Portland State University.
Read the complete story here. (PCPro)
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