Jim Zemlin, formerly executive director of the Free Standards Group, is the executive director of the Linux Foundation. Zemlin previously served as vice president of marketing for Covalent Technologies, the leader in products and services for the Apache web server. Prior to that, he was a member of the founding management team of Corio, a leading enterprise application service provider that had a successful initial public offering in July 2000. Widely quoted in the press on open source and commercial software trends, Zemlin has also been a keynote speaker at industry and financial conferences including Gartner's Open Source Conference, Linux World and OSCON. Zemlin is an adviser on open source strategy to various companies and governmental groups including Hyperic, Zmanda and the Chinese Open Source Promotion Union. Keep track of Jim's thoughts on his blog: http://www.linux-foundation.org/weblogs/jzemlin/.

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Jim Zemlin
Mon Sep-21, 9:00 AM- 9:15 AM
Welcome Keynote
Jim Zemlin
Keith, Jim
Mon Sep-21, 10:30 AM- 11:15 AM
Keeping Open Source Open
Keith Bergelt, Jim Zemlin
Jim .. Bob, Dave, Monica
Mon Sep-21, 3:30 PM- 4:15 PM
Roundtable - Why Open Standards Matter to Linux
Jim Zemlin, Bob Sutor, Dave McAllister

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Sep 9
Web Site Protecting Linux from Microsoft (Yes, Microsoft Got Caught) Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal’s Nick Wingfield broke a story on Microsoft selling a group of patents to a third party. The e...
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Aug 26
Web Site The Perils of Linux Maturity: Torvalds Fakes Emerge in Twittersphere Rolex, movies, Gucci, and even Sharpie pens, among other consumer goods, are well known for reaching a level of ubiquity where people sta...
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Aug 13
Web Site I Was at the First LinuxCon People often say things like this as a badge of honor. Some of us even keep event badges hung from our office doors as a tally of the eve...
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Jul 29
Web Site Enterprise IT Hits Bottom - Open Source Holds an Intervention Sometimes you need to hit rock bottom before you can get the help you need. IDC acted as an “interventionist” today publishing a new re...
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Jul 22
Web Site Linux Paves Way for New “Open Source in America” Coalition Linux has a strong history of deployments in government agencies around the globe and has helped drive the adoption of open source applic...
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Jul 8
Web Site Linux the Clear Winner in Google OS News Most of you have seen the news today from Google formally announcing their Chrome Operating System for netbooks using Intel x86 and ARM c...
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Jun 10
Web Site LinuxCon Keynote Speaker Bob Sutor Sits Down for Open Voices Podcast Interview One of the coolest things I get to do in this job is talk to the developers and business executives who are every day advancing the Linux...
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Jun 5
Web Site The Week of the Linux Desktop We don’t need to declare the year of the Linux desktop anymore. This week alone was pretty darn good. Having spent the week at Compute...
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Jun 5
Web Site Call it Netbook, Smartbook, or “Low-cost small notebook PC” - It is Great for Linux You say potato I say; are we really talking about this? At Computex this week we saw two new computing “categories” created. It has l...
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Jun 1
Web Site Canola Project’s GPLv3 Permissions are Worth a Look There was an interesting announcement from Eduardo Lima of the Canola project in his speech in Mozilla Maemo Danish Weekend yesterday in ...
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May 19
Web Site Moblin v2.0 Beta: Calling Developers to Work on the Next Big Thing Today, the Moblin project released Moblin v2.0 for Netbooks and Nettops to beta. If you haven’t seen the innovation present in Moblin, I ...
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May 18
Web Site Strange Bedfellows: The Linux Foundation and Microsoft Today the Linux Foundation issued a joint letter with Microsoft to the American Law Institute regarding a draft of their Principles of th...