O3 Magazine

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The cover Of April issue 2006.

O3 Magazine (a.k.a. O3, The Open Source 3) is a monthly, mostly free-content e-zine about free software and open source. It was started in 2002.

O3 Magazine is a monthly electronic publication focused on using open source technology in enterprise data networking environments. o3 is published by Spliced Networks LLC. o3 magazine is made by using only open source tools. The publication is produced with Scribus, articles are written with OpenOffice and graphics are created with The Gimp. o3 magazine claims this fact is evidence its open source advoacy.

O3 Magazine is currently distributed free of charge in PDF to anyone who signs up. Subscribers receive both the weekly O3 newsletter and the magazine in high resolution.

Most of the articles are released under a free license (generally a CC License for those in Power-up and the GNU FDL ). Some articles are released under a verbatim-copying-only license. All of the contents of the magazine are made available in HTML and PDF.