Recent blog posts
Stop ACTA in Europe, February 11th
More news on the ongoing ACTA protests in Europe. 1000 people attended a protest against ACTA in Poland last week, and more protests are on the way.
The GNU Education Project
This post is by Dora Scilipoti, Italian free software activist, teacher, and volunteer lead of the GNU Education Team.
And now for some completely different ways to give to the FSF
The fundraiser is almost over, and with your support and some lesser-known ways to give money to the FSF, you can help us get there!
Stop ACTA in Europe
We've been hearing a lot lately about SOPA and PIPA in the United States. In the meantime, ACTA has been creeping along under the radar.
Apple's ebook sales restrictions: the newest reason to use free software
Last week, Apple announced ebook authoring software called iBooks Author. As you would expect from Apple, the software is completely proprietary—but the license includes some terms that are so restrictive, they shock even Apple's fans.
Can you help the FSF get colocated hosting?
If you know a Boston-area company or institution that could offer us colocated hosting and bandwidth, we could use your help!
Learn more about who we are and what we do
Want to learn more about the the staff of the FSF and the work we do? If so, have I got the series for you!
GNU spotlight with Karl Berry (December 2011)
This month I'd like to specially mention the first release of Stow in many years, thanks to much work by the new co-maintainer Adam Spiers and this month we welcome Pouya Kary as the new maintainer of GNU Gleem.
The Mozilla Public License version 2.0 is out—and GPL-compatible!
Earlier this week, the Mozilla Foundation published the Mozilla Public License (MPL) version 2.0. This is a major update to their flagship license, which covers most of the Foundation's own free software projects, as well as others'.
