| |  | Copyright |
| | | Acknowledgments |
| | | Foreword |
| | | Preamble |
| | | Chapter 1. Freedom and Open Source |
| | | | The Language of Freedom |
| | | | Defining Open Source |
| | | | Open Source Principles |
| | | Chapter 2. Intellectual Property |
| | | | Dominion Over Property |
| | | | Right Brain and Left Brain |
| | | | Acquiring Copyrights and Patents |
| | | | Original Works of Authorship |
| | | | Works Made for Hire |
| | | | Exclusive Rights of Copyright and Patent Owners |
| | | | Copies |
| | | | Exceptions to the Exclusive Right to Make Copies |
| | | | Collective and Derivative Works |
| | | | The Chain of Title for Copyright |
| | | | The Chain of Title for Patents |
| | | | Joint Works |
| | | | Assigning Ownership |
| | | | Duration of Copyright and Patent |
| | | | Trademarks |
| | | | Exceptions to Intellectual Property Protection |
| | | Chapter 3. Distribution of Software |
| | | | Contributors and Distributors |
| | | | Distribution |
| | | | Open Source Collaboration |
| | | | Contributor Agreements |
| | | | What about Users? |
| | | Chapter 4. Taxonomy of Licenses |
| | | | What Is a License? |
| | | | Bare Licenses |
| | | | Licenses as Contracts |
| | | | Patent Licenses |
| | | | Template Licenses |
| | | | Types of Open Source Licenses |
| | | Chapter 5. Academic Licenses |
| | | | The BSD Gift of Freedom |
| | | | BSD License as Template |
| | | | The BSD License Grant |
| | | | Source and Binary Forms of Code |
| | | | Conditions under the BSD |
| | | | Warranty and Liability Disclaimer |
| | | | The MIT License |
| | | | The Right to Sublicense |
| | | | The Warranty of Noninfringement |
| | | | The Apache License |
| | | | Protecting Trademarks |
| | | | The Apache Contributor License Agreement |
| | | | The Artistic License |
| | | | License Preambles |
| | | | When Amateurs Write Licenses |
| | | | Big Picture of Academic Licenses |
| | | | Apache License Version 2.0 |
| | | Chapter 6. Reciprocity and the GPL |
| | | | The GPL Bargain |
| | | | Copyleft and Reciprocity |
| | | | Policy Objectives |
| | | | The Preamble to the GPL |
| | | | GPL as Template |
| | | | The GPL Applies to Programs |
| | | | Linking to GPL Software |
| | | | Copyright Law and Linking |
| | | | The LGPL Alternative |
| | | | GPL Grant of License |
| | | | Access to Source Code |
| | | | "At No Charge" |
| | | | Other Obligations in the GPL |
| | | | The GPL and Patents |
| | | | Accepting the GPL |
| | | Chapter 7. The Mozilla Public License (MPL) |
| | | | The Mozilla Story |
| | | | The MPL Reciprocity Bargain |
| | | | Contributors and Modifications |
| | | | The MPL and Patents |
| | | | Defending Against Patents |
| | | | Other Important MPL License Provisions |
| | | | Other Corporate Licenses |
| | | Chapter 8. The Common Public License (CPL) |
| | | | CPL as a Template |
| | | | A Digression about Well-Written Licenses |
| | | | Grant of Copyright and Patent Licenses |
| | | | Reciprocity under the CPL |
| | | | Exception to Reciprocity |
| | | | Patent Defense |
| | | | Defend and Indemnify |
| | | | Ownership of the CPL License |
| | | Chapter 9. The OSL and the AFL |
| | | | Academic or Reciprocal? |
| | | | Initial Paragraph of OSL/AFL |
| | | | 1. Grant of Copyright License |
| | | | 2. Grant of Patent License |
| | | | 3. Grant of Source Code License |
| | | | 4. Exclusions from License Grant |
| | | | 5. External Deployment |
| | | | 6. Attribution Rights |
| | | | 7. Warranty of Provenance and Disclaimer of Warranty |
| | | | 8. Limitation of Liability |
| | | | 9. Acceptance and Termination |
| | | | 10. Termination for Patent Action |
| | | | 11. Jurisdiction, Venue, and Governing Law |
| | | | 12. Attorneys' Fees |
| | | | 13. Miscellaneous |
| | | | 14. Definition of "You" in This License |
| | | | 15. Right to Use |
| | | | Copyright and Licensing Notice |
| | | Chapter 10. Choosing an Open Source License |
| | | | How Licenses Are Chosen |
| | | | The Free-Rider Problem |
| | | | Making Money from Open Source |
| | | | In-Licensing |
| | | | Out-Licensing |
| | | | Contributions to Projects |
| | | | License Compatibility for Collective Works |
| | | | License Compatibility for Derivative Works |
| | | | Relicensing |
| | | Chapter 11. Shared Source, Eventual Source, and Other Licensing Models |
| | | | Alternatives to Open Source |
| | | | Shared Source |
| | | | Public Source |
| | | | Dual and Multiple Licensing |
| | | | Eventual Source and Scheduled Licensing |
| | | | Combining Licensing Models |
| | | Chapter 12. Open Source Litigation |
| | | | Owning a Cause of Action |
| | | | Damages |
| | | | Injunctions |
| | | | Standing to Sue |
| | | | Burden of Proof |
| | | | Enforcing the Terms of a Contract |
| | | | Disputes over Ownership of Intellectual Property |
| | | | Disputes over Derivative Works |
| | | | Patent Infringement Litigation |
| | | | SCO vs. Open Source |
| | | Chapter 13. Open Standards |
| | | | Defining Open Standards |
| | | | Open Specifications |
| | | | Enforcing the Standard by Copyright Restrictions |
| | | | Licensing the Test Suite: The Open Group License |
| | | | Discouraging Forks: Sun's SISSL |
| | | | Patents on Open Standards |
| | | | Reasonable and Nondiscriminatory |
| | | | Royalty Free |
| | | | The W3C Patent License |
| | | | Justifying Open Standards and Open Source |
| | | The Open Source Paradigm |
| | | Appendices |
| | | | BSD License |
| | | | MIT License |
| | | | Apache License |
| | | | The Apache Contributor License Agreement |
| | | | Artistic License |
| | | | General Public License (GPL) |
| | | | Lesser General Public License (LGPL) |
| | | | Mozilla Public License (MPL) |
| | | | Common Public License (CPL) |
| | | | Open Software License (OSL) and Academic Free License (AFL) |
| | | | Licensed under the Open Software License version 2.0 |
| | | About the Author |
| | | Index |
