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11 November 2012
Free Software Foundation Certifies 3D Printer -- And Why That Matters
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Last week Mike wrote about a new patent from Intellectual Ventures that seeks to assert ownership of the idea of DRM for 3D printing. ...
16 April 2010
Darkness Visible: Making Patent Absurdity Patent
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Regular readers of this blog may have noticed that I write a lot about software patents. The reason is simple: they represent probably the g...
21 May 2009
Cisco Becomes Infected by the GNU GPL
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When it was first announced that the FSF had filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against Cisco, some were predicting that this was going ...
24 February 2009
EndSoftwarePatents.org Phase II
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There's no doubt that more and more scrutiny is being applied to patents around the world, with particularly hopeful moves in the US in...
10 February 2009
Help Fight This Patent-Encumbered IETF Standard
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I've written numerous times about the importance of writing to governments about their hare-brained schemes, but this one is rather diff...
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12 January 2009
Should We Trash Windows Vista – or BadVista?
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The world and their dog seems to be talking about Windows 7 at the moment. Ironically, in part that's because it's proving almost im...
09 October 2008
Why eBay Should Open-Source Skype
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eBay is not going through the happiest of times. Not only has it found it necessary to make 1000 people – 10% of its workforce – redundant, ...
02 October 2008
High Priority Free Software Projects
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One of the criticisms of free software is that certain classes of applications are missing. Interestingly, the FSF agrees, up to a point, a...
19 August 2008
Authoriterrorism...
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... is : the practice of (i) mislabeling as property a limited monopoly granted by society as a means to get, after an originally short peri...
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05 February 2008
Approving the AGPL: Funambol to the Rescue
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On Open Enterprise blog .
11 December 2007
What Richard Stallman Wants for Christmas
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Bruce Byfield has an interesting write-up of the FSF's High Priority Free Software Projects . Projects make this list "because the...
02 December 2007
Badgeware Comes in from the Cold
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Has badgeware - software whose licences requires attribution to be displayed in all copies - gone legit? Roberto Galoppini seems to think ...
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19 November 2007
GNU Affero GPL: Second Draft
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One of the vexed questions in the free software world is what should be done about software as a service, when the service is based on free...
09 November 2007
Everything You Wanted to Know About the GPLv3...
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...but were afraid to ask in case it made plain your inability to grok the legalistic subtleties. Though hardly an idiot's guide to the...
01 November 2007
Software Patents: Abolition Now!
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One of the constant themes of this blog is the pernicious effect of software patents - both in countries where they exist, like the US, and ...
10 July 2007
Joining the GPLv3 Samba
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So Samba has officially joined the GPLv3 dance. It's certainly a biggie, and I'm sure that over the coming months more and more su...
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29 June 2007
Happy Hacking v3
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GPLv3 is out .
07 June 2007
The GNU GPL Is Dead - Not
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Bizarre : The FSF should realize by now their influence is waning. Look at the plethora of alternative licenses. Now they’re really hamstrin...
22 May 2007
The Joy (and Utility) of FUD
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As I've written elsewhere , Microsoft's FUD is more interesting for what it says about the company's deepest fears than for its ...
18 May 2007
An OGGly Duckling?
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One of the things I love about Richard Stallman's crusade for freedom is that it is so uncompromising. This means that it tends to espo...
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