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eben moglen
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17 July 2007
Open Legislation
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Given that it's clear what the source code of democracy is - its laws - an obvious thing to try would be to apply open source technique...
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...
30 April 2007
Gagging Linus
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I seem to recall that Darl McBride, the man behind SCO's suicidal strategy of suing IBM, once received a box of worms as a token of dis...
25 April 2007
End of an Era
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Gasp! Eben 's moving on : More than anything else, however, this is a moment to focus on the new. SFLC is a wonderful place to work, for...
13 February 2007
Open Source Jahrbuch 2006: Ja, Bitte
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Although there's plenty written about free software and open source, there's relatively little in the form of books that try to offe...
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15 December 2006
Patently Odd
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I came across this story on LWN.net: The Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC), provider of pro-bono legal services to protect and advance Fre...
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23 October 2006
GPLv3: What Richard Stallman Said
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More than anyone else, Richard Stallman is driving the GPLv3 debate (although Eben Moglen is clearly another crucially important figure ). ...
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03 April 2006
To DRM or Not to DRM - That is the Question
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Digital Rights Management - or Digital Restrictions Management as Richard Stallman likes to call it - is a hot topic at the moment. It figu...
21 March 2006
Why the GPL Doesn't Need a Test Case
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There was an amusing story in Groklaw yesterday, detailing the sorry end of utterly pointless legal action taken against the Free Software ...
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22 January 2006
VIIV, DRM, and Fair Use: the Big One
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The ever-acute Doc Searls reports on the CES keynote from Intel CEO Paul Otellini. Given Searls' position as an alpha blogger, it was...
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