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Weird stuff from Alexis de Tocqueville Institution

Remember the Alexis de Tocqueville Institution? They are the folks who put out the "Linux may help terrorists" press release almost exactly two years ago. They are at it again with this strange release hyping an upcoming book. "In one of the few extensive and critical studies on the source of open source code, Kenneth Brown, president of AdTI, traces the free software movement over three decades -- from its romantic but questionable beginnings, through its evolution to a commercial effort that draws on unpaid contributions from thousands of programmers. Among other points, the study directly challenges Linus Torvalds' claim to be the inventor of Linux." They promise excerpts from the book on May 20.

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