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OFE round up: Summit 2009; Breakfast Briefing - September 2009; Latest Comment - UKgov policy - Open Source and Open Standards; The Benefits of Open Standards for European SMEs; The Importance of Open Standards in Interoperability; OFE 2008 Report

Campaigns: See more about the ODF Alliance campaign
The ODF campaigns within national governments and European standards bodies to ensure that standards are truly open
Read more from the ODF's European Action Group

Product Accreditation: Managing the Risk of Lock-in
designed to help measure and encourage competition through the provision of a framework for evaluating technical and commercial lock-in
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What is Open ?

Openness: There is general consensus in both government and businesses around the world that “Openness" is both pivotal and a positive. However...
Open Standards: Many definitions exist, .. Most important are the key principles of an Open Standard:
What is Free/Open source Software: Free in Free Software is referring to freedom, not price...
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blogs: Trond's Opening Standard; Andy Updegrove; Bob Sutor; Rob Weir; Jochen Friedrich; The Open Sourcerer; Groklaw; Charles-H. Schulz; Georg C. F. Greve

ofe vacancy - intern: A great opportunity to join OFE in Brussels as an intern to work with major IT suppliers and network with the EC.

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