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There's an important conference taking place in Brussels next week: "Tensions between Intellectual Property Rights and the ICT sta...

Yesterday I was praising Red Hat's submission to the EPO in its pondering of the patentability of software. Today, it's the FSFE...

Something strange is happening at the WIPO: it's becoming more reasonable. Where once it was a bastion of intellectual monopoly intransi...

As I've written elsewhere today, there's a lot of activity happening around software patents at the moment. One forum where they...

Today is Document Freedom Day . So, why should we care? In a world where records are increasingly kept in electronic form, Open Standards a...

Here's a slightly different approach to encouraging openness : Today sees the launch of the trial period for Certified Open, a programme...

According to an FSFE press release, Bacula - "a set of computer programs that permit you (or the system administrator) to manage backu...

An entire site about Digital Rights Management sounds like some torture from the Spanish Inquisition. But the fact that DRM.info is not a ...

If you were wondering what exactly the sticking point was that led to Microsoft getting thumped by the European Union, here's a helpful ...