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MySQL Changes License to Avoid GPLv3 (ComputerWire via Yahoo!7 News)
Open source database management systems vendor MySQL AB has changed the license it uses for its core product to avoid being forced to move to the forthcoming GNU General Public License version 3.
Mentat Technologies Announces MySQL Turbo Manager Free Edition - openPR (press release)
openPR (press release)Mentat Technologies Announces MySQL Turbo Manager Free EditionopenPR (press release), Germany - Jan 8, 2007(openPR) - Mentat Technologies, Inc. Today announced it will reinforce its commitment to the MySQL developer community by offering a brand new MySQL Turbo …
MySQL Changes License To Avoid GPLv3 (Slashdot)
munchola writes “MySQL has quietly changed the license it uses for its database to avoid being forced to move to the forthcoming GPLv3. CBRonline is reporting that Kaj Arno, MySQL VP of community relations, revealed the license change on his blog, noting it was made ‘in order to make it an option, not an obligation for the company to move to GPLv3.’”