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The future of open source: Red Hat Government Symposium highlights

November 7, 2013

FedScoop’s Camille Tuutti and Colby Hochmuth chat about some of the speakers and presentations from the Nov. 6 Red Hat Government Symposium, which featured discussions on the future of open source from government leaders and industry experts.

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