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Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com)Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com)Posted Oct 1, 2003 10:04 UTC (Wed) by deatrich (subscriber, #25)In reply to: Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com) by pointwood Parent article: Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com) Well, however he worded the new policy, I doubt that the BSA would react in any other way. Here is the register's editorial (BSA imagines open source policy, attacks mass.gov) about the reaction from the BSA. An extract: '...but when the BSA mounts an attack on a software purchasing policy that doesn't quite exist yet, and quite possibly won't exist, one begins to wonder who's driving the "voice of the world's commercial software industry".'
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