Talk of computers devaluing traditional audio technologies is cheap and commonplace. The current state of audio recording, processing and editing on computer platforms i.e. studio recording software could be termed wild ride with Mac.

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Chris DiBona, the open source program manager for Google, shares his philosophy.  Read Lora’s summary on how Google is implementing the Summer of Code.

Google often gets a bad rap when it comes to “open source citizenship” because many don’t think the company gives back as much open source code as it uses. And its lack of support for the Affero General Public License (AGPL) v3 doesn’t help matters. But as News.com writer Stephen Shankland found, Google’s open source program manager, Chris DiBona, isn’t all that worried about what open source businesses or open source evangelists think about Google. His philosophy is to focus on the open source developers:

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