Open-source software in Italy, thanks to an Argentinean

Antonio Russo is from Argentina and has been living in Bolzano, northern Italy, for the past eight years. From there he has pushed forward with the change from licensed software to open-source software for schools and government offices, as well as in the private sector. So far 4,500 computers have made the switch. Antonio is also a tutor for the first Italian Master’s in switching over to open-source software. What follows is the effect on Italian television.