Mozilla ploughs $300k into four open-source projects

Dave Neal
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Four "unobtrusive but essential initiatives" bankrolled by Mozilla

Mozilla is to invest $306,000 in four projects under the Mozilla Open Source Support (MOSS) programme.  "In the third quarter, the MOSS programme has made awards to a number of 'plumbing' projec...

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