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If it is to be true to its name, the World Wide Web ought to reflect the planet's full cultural and linguistic diversity. Currently...

In retrospect, it is now clear that the pivotal moment in the campaign against ACTA was last January, when thousands of people took to t...

Earlier this year, Poland played a crucial role in igniting street protests that pretty much stopped ACTA in its tracks. That's not th...

One of the fields that is ripe for disruption by open digital technologies and business models based on abundance is education. That...

With the immediate threat from SOPA/PIPA on hold, people have started to turn their attention to the long-running saga of ACTA. While it w...

Copyrightgirl pointed us to a bizarre judgement from the Polish Supreme Court last year, which found that you can become co-author of a s...

I love travelling by train. In my youth, I bought Interail passes for many years, and basically lived on trains for a month, wending my way...

...er, yesterday : It is January 1st, which means that this morning at midnight a batch more “life-plus” copyrights expired in those countri...

The Polish Ministry of National Education is advising schools and universities to use Open Source software. The recommendation comes at the ...

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Pledging to download Firefox 3 tomorrow is clearly a totally pointless activity (yes, I've done it, anyway), and yet some interesting fa...

More fat ladies who haven't sung : Tomasz Bednarski (Mandriva Poland) wrote a letter to PKN president, Tomasz Schweitzer, in which he e...

In the UK the Polish plumber has become a staple figure of merriment, if not fun (after all, nobody wants to make fun of someone as importan...