Google's Chris DiBona at OSCON

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Chris DiBona discusses Google’s Open Source activities, including their High School and College initiatives like Summer of Code, how Google cultivates new open source developers through those programs, and the process Google uses to decide which internal software to release and how it ensures compliance with open-source licenses.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:54How does Google keep open source healthy
3. 2:43What is the Google Summer of Code
4. 4:26Summer of Code
5. 6:08Do you hate schools
6. 6:43Open Source in schools
7. 7:37Summer of Code Beta
8. 8:46GPL Violations
9. 11:53Fixing a Problem
10. 12:27Engagement
11. 13:15Productivity
12. 13:53Web Frameworks
13. 16:03How Google makes strategic decisions
14. 17:23Ranking at one would start gaming
15. 18:20Googles reputation

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