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8 Open Source Projects from Google

Idaconcpts

For many Google has become the patron saint of open source, and the number of open source projects Google supports or directly develops seems to increase every day. Unlike other proprietary social network application platforms, OpenSocial is free and open.

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Open Source Web Management and Design Tools

Idaconcpts

There are several useful free and open source applications available for download that allow you to do everything from designing the graphics for your site to editing blog posts. This list is not comprehensive, but rather provides the categories for each step of website management, as well as open source examples of tools you can use.

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Social Media Lessons from the “Open Source” Movement

Convince & Convert

Chris Moody , Senior Marketing Manager at Red Hat , joins the Social Pros Podcast this week to discuss “open source” as the original social media on the internet, why Red Hat is the #3 place to work according to Glass Door , and (shockingly) why Google+ is a better platform for his business purposes than Twitter.

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Meta Open Sources its Llama AI Models to Facilitate Broader Development

Social Media Today

Meta’s laying the foundations for the next stage of AI development.

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Meta Open Sources Multi-Lingual Language Models to Maximize Inclusion

Social Media Today

Meta's language models can identify more than 4,000 spoken languages.

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Meta Open Sources its Llama AI Models to Facilitate Broader Development

Social Media Today

Meta’s laying the foundations for the next stage of AI development.

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Is Proprietary Or Open Source Better For Business?

Small Business Mavericks

Many people continue to use his computer systems in an open source world despite their distinct proprietary nature. Some people would rather use the Barnes & Noble Nook over Amazon Kindle simply because the former uses the ePub format for its books, which is open source. Is it proprietary or open source?