Ms. Kat McCabe

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  http://www.blackducksoftware.com/news/releases/2007-06-21 Black Duck Software Executive to Moderate Panel on GPL v3 and Other Open Source Licenses Intellectual Property Attorneys to Discuss Proper Use of Code Components at LinuxWorld Korea Conference & Expo Seoul, South Korea – LinuxWorld KOREA Conference & Expo – June 21, 2007 – Black Duck Software, the leading global provider of software governance solutions, today announced that Vice President and General Counsel Kat McCabe will moderate the panel session titled “Understanding Open Source Licensing and GPL v3” at the LinuxWorld Korea Conference & Expo in Seoul, South Korea on Friday, June 22 at 2:50 p.m. Ms.McCabe’s panel is timely, given that the Free Software Foundation is expected to release a new GNU Public License (GPL), GPL v3, in early July, following an in-depth community review process.She is in a unique position to provide an objective viewpoint and lead the discussion, as Black Duck sells solutions that help companies navigate the myriad licensing and other requirements that apply to the software they build, deploy or sell.Ms. McCabe is an active participant in the development of GPL v3. “Managing licenses and their use is becoming a standard part of the development and deployment processes at many companies, and the discussion will highlight how this is being achieved, said McCabe. “The panel will also educate attendees on the open source licenses that exist and could apply to the software code within companies, and during that part of the event we will discuss GPL v3.” The current GPL license version applies to many popular open source applications, including Linux.

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  Kat Mc Cabe, VP and GC of Black Duck Software, Inc

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  Kat McCabe, VP and GC of Black Duck Software, Inc

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  Kat McCabe -- Vice President and General Counsel, Black Duck Software Inc., Waltham, MA

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  To help shed some light on GPL v3, Kat McCabe, Vice President and General Counsel, at Black Duck Software will present a Webinar covering "what you need to know about GPL v3".

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  Published on: 6/29/2007    Last Visited: 3/13/2009  

  "Reciprocal licenses cannot be compatible with each other," Black Duck Software's Kat McCabe, vice president & general counsel, explained to internetnews.com."If you use code covered by a reciprocal license, that license requires that it control the code when it's licensed back out. You can't have multiple licenses that by their terms claim to govern a particular work automatically. So, it's correct to say that "GPL2 only" code and GPL3 code are not compatible."...
  
  "Generally speaking though, there are a limited number projects that are provided under "GPL2 only" licenses, for example the Linux kernel," McCabe said."Most projects governed by GPL2 have language that says that the code is governed by GPL2 or any later version of the license.

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  "Reciprocal licenses cannot be compatible with each other," Black Duck Software's Kat McCabe, vice president & general counsel, explained to internetnews.com.
  
  "If you use code covered by a reciprocal license, that license requires that it control the code when it's licensed back out.You can't have multiple licenses that by their terms claim to govern a particular work automatically.So, it's correct to say that "GPL2 only" code and GPL3 code are not compatible."
  
  The solution to the problem isn't entirely clear.McCabe noted that Black Duck's solution allows users to distinguish between different versions of the license so they can distinguish between "GPL2 only" and GPL3 code.
  
  "Generally speaking though, there are a limited number projects that are provided under "GPL2 only" licenses, for example the Linux kernel," McCabe said.

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  Kat McCabe, Black Duck Software, Inc.

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  Kat McCabe, Black Duck Software, Inc.
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  New members John Stumpf and Kat McCabe were welcomed to the committee.

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  They're not just spectators, either: there's a Black Duck's VP and General Counsel Kat McCabe as well as former EVP and General Counsel Karen Copenhaver are on Subcommittee C of the GPL revision team.

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