The Freedom of Open Source and Planet Earth

Megan Sukys/Dave Beck
06/13/2007

There's not another planet like ours on Earth—or rather, nearby in space. Today, UW Astronomer Eric Agol tells us about the search for places that look like home. We also discover what's free about open source software, and we get really crabby with chef Greg Atkinson.



At 2:05 p.m. - The Freedom of Open Source
When it comes to computers, nothing is really free. You may find open source software online and think you're getting a steal, but there's always a catch. Freelance technology reporter Glenn Fleishman joins us today to examine the open source business model and how consumers can get the most benefit from it.

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Glenn Fleishman's Blog

At 2:25 p.m. - Earth Like Planets
Dave Beck talks with UW Astronomer Eric Agol about his research into planets with earth–like characteristics.


At 2:50 p.m. - Greg Atkinson Cooking Klatch
Seattle is one crabby city. And, thanks to the Pike Place Market, we have access to some of the tastiest crustaceans in the world. Throughout the summer, Greg Atkinson will help us celebrate a century of the Pike Place Market by taking us through the very best it has to offer. Today, we crack open a Northwest icon that rivals salmon.

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Northwest Essentials