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Florian Müller
A longtime voice in European software debates, he writes about patents, copyright, and the business side of technology. His work blends technical know-how with a strong interest in how policy shapes the software world.
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Der Bankerott: Eine gesellschaftliche Tragödie in fünf Akten
by Florian Müller
About the author
Florian Müller is a German author, entrepreneur, blogger, and business consultant known for writing about software, intellectual property, and technology policy. Sources found during this search describe him as being born in 1970 and note that he started writing about computers at a young age, later becoming active in software industry and policy circles.
He has written computer-related books and has also become widely known for commentary on patent and copyright issues in the software sector, including through his FOSSPatents blog. Public biographies also credit him with founding the NoSoftwarePatents.com campaign, reflecting his long-running involvement in debates around software regulation and innovation.
The available source material focuses much more on his work in technology policy than on a conventional literary career, so this overview stays close to those confirmed details.