Sylvie Barak the Inquirer, Wednesday 11 June 2008. 16:07:00 Not music to everyone's ears IBM HAS DECIDED to follow in Oracle's footsteps and try to make money out of cheap business-orientated open source software. IBM's Lotus Symphony seems to be eyeing up large enterprises by taking old OpenOffice.org code and re-releasing it in closed source format as a freeware office suite for making and...

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