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Part 4—Eric Klein: Using Open Source to Your Advantage without Scaring Venture Capitalists

The speed and quality advantages that you get from rooting an open source product can increase the quality of the product, decrease the time to market, and lower the cost of the product. The debate about whether to remain open or closed comes down to the core value that you are providing.

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Part 1—Ari Douglas: Opening Up Historical IP and Open/Closed Models

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Part 2—Discussion: Who Pays for the Atoms?

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Part 3—Eric Klein: Three Case Studies of Open Source Models for Early Stage Commercial Ventures

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Part 4—Eric Klein: Using Open Source to Your Advantage without Scaring Venture Capitalists

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Part 5—Mike Kuniavsky: The Innovation Boat and the Open Source Wake

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