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The Evolution of Open Source: Winners and losers in volunteer production

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"The Evolution of Open Source" by Mike Nolan examines the development and transformation of software production from the 1970s to the present, focusing on the dichotomy between open source and proprietary software. The paper explores how the initial proprietary approach, likened to a "Cathedral" model with centralized, guarded intellectual property, contrasted with the decentralized, community-dri…

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