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14 April 2013
NATO 'Cyberwar' Manual Says Hacktivists Must Wear A Uniform
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Last year, Techdirt wrote about an interesting article suggesting that we should welcome "cyberwar" since it would be so much...
13 October 2012
Out of Africa: More Microsoft FUD
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One of the most heartening developments recently has been Africa's current embrace of computer technology . That includes open source...
10 June 2012
TomTom Kicks Off FUD Campaign Against 'Dangerous' Open Source Mapping
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Recently, Techdirt wrote about the increasing number of Web sites that were dumping Google Maps and turning to OpenStreetMap (OSM) inste...
07 December 2011
Open Source Total Cost of Ownership 2.0
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Back in 2006, I wrote a piece for LXer called " A Brief History of Microsoft FUD ". This ran through successive attempts by Micr...
31 October 2011
What Microsoft's Patent FUD Reveals About Its R&D
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Microsoft is currently engaging in some incredible rewriting of history. Here's Horacio GutiƩrrez, deputy general counsel at the com...
03 October 2011
Microsoft-Samsung Licensing Deal Tells Us Nothing About The Facts, Just About The FUD
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As Bessen and Meurer's book "Patent Failure" points out, one of the biggest problems with software patents is their lack o...
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23 May 2011
Caution on that "Call for Caution on Open Source"
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The Guardian has published a very curious piece today, entitled: “A Call for Caution on Open Source”. It concludes: The UK coalition governm...
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04 April 2011
Why I Was Wrong about Microsoft
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I have been reporting on Microsoft all my journalistic life, and believe me, that's quite some time. To give you an idea how far I go ba...
21 March 2011
Finally Calling Time on Piracy FUD
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One of the striking features of reports purporting to estimate the “damage” caused by piracy - both of software and content - is that withou...
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04 March 2011
More Fun with Anti-Open Source FUD
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One of the oddest aspects of open source is that unlike any comparable computing field that I am aware of, it has been stalked for years by ...
17 September 2010
BSA's Piracy Numbers: Less than They Seem
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You can argue all you want with words, which are vague and fuzzy, but numbers have hard edges: numbers are facts. Except, of course, they a...
28 June 2010
Microsoft Attacks, By and With the Numbers
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There's a nice piece of work by Charles Arthur in The Guardian today that puts a fascinating post from one of Microsoft's top PR peo...
23 February 2010
Amazon Sells GNU/Linux down the River
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Here's a particularly stupid move by Amazon: Microsoft Corp. today announced that it has signed a patent cross-license agreement with A...
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15 February 2010
Lies, Damned Lies and Climate Science
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If, like me, you were wondering where on earth (and atmosphere) we now stood with climate science in the wake of recent events, here's t...
30 November 2009
Estonia's Open Source Shame
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Last week I wrote about the curious case of Mr Kallas, vice president of the European Commission. He seemed to have problems with the word “...
23 November 2009
Has Microsoft Got a Job for You...
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Since it's Monday morning, I thought I'd start the week gently, with a little humour, courtesy of a Microsoft job ad. After all, who...
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18 October 2009
Opencourseware Comes Under Attack
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It was bound to happen: opencourseware is under attack : While seeking to make college more accessible, the Obama administration has launche...
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25 September 2009
Won't Someone Please Think of the, er, Plants?
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I've tweeted this , but it's so good, I just have to blog it too: CO2 is not a pollutant. CO2 makes Earth green because it supports ...
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03 June 2009
Big Open Access Win in UK
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Great news : University College London is set to become the first of the top tier of elite European universities to make all its research av...
27 February 2009
This isn't “Open Source”
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As a kind of pint-sized free software fidei defensor I feel obliged to counter some of the misconceptions that are put about on the subject ...
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