Reflects on 10 Years of

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Looks back at the first decade of OSCON and claims open source has mostly won — even Microsoft as a diamond sponsor — while adoption is far higher in Fortune 500 tech firms than in non-tech firms. Notes the paradigm shift to server-side Web 2.0 where source code alone isn’t enough (Google’s value is data and ops), cites open-source responses like Hadoop and Eucalyptus and experiments in P2P sync, and highlights MakerFaire drawing 65,000 attendees.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:24Open source early challenges
3. 2:47Enterprise open source shift
4. 3:50Web 2.0 and cloud computing
5. 6:15Freedom in the cloud era
6. 8:43Web 2.0 misunderstood
7. 11:27Internet as platform
8. 13:12Publishing evolution
9. 16:04Future of knowledge sharing

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