* MySQL Sticks with Current GPL for Now
posted by Thom Holwerda on Thu 4th Jan 2007 23:15 UTC, submitted by elsewhere
IconOpen-source database company MySQL has decided to stick to the current General Public License rather than move to an upcoming revision, pending broader industry acceptance. MySQL, one of the most successful commercial ventures to use the GPL, has modified its license terms from 'version 2 or later' to 'version 2' only, according to Kaj Arno, the company's vice president of community.
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