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Last day to submit Free Software Awards nominations!
Once a year around this time, we pause to contemplate everything we are thankful for.
Last day to donate! Support MediaGoblin!
It's time to give a big fundraising bump to the next big thing in media sharing.
Free Software Supporter available in Spanish!
Starting tomorrow (November 1st), Spanish speakers will be able read our monthly e-mail newsletter in their native language.
Update on the effort to defeat Restricted Boot
Ubuntu has decided to stick with GRUB 2 after all; 48 organizations and over 37,000 people have signed the statement opposing Restricted Boot, but Microsoft's new tablet is hitting stores.
Play it Again, Sam (But only if you pay for it again)
When it comes to making sales, once just isn't enough for big publishers and record labels. Publishers, Hollywood, and the music industry--many of the same folks who brought you SOPA and PIPA--are trying new tactics to control what we can do with copyrighted material after we buy it.
GNUs trick-or-treat at Windows 8 launch
Yesterday morning, the Free Software Foundation crashed the Windows 8 launch event in New York City. A cheerful GNU and her team handed out DVDs loaded with Trisquel, FSF stickers, and information about our new pledge, which asks Windows users to upgrade not to Windows 8, but to GNU/Linux.
Nominate your free software heroes
The nomination window for the 15th annual Free Software Awards is open. Now is your chance to show some love for your favorite free software hero or an inspiring project that uses free software or free software principles to benefit humanity.
Happy Ada Lovelace Day!
Today is Ada Lovelace Day, a day to celebrate women's contributions to science and technology.