Recent blog posts
Recap of New Haven Software Freedom Day Cryptoparty
Licensing & Compliance manager Joshua Gay helped host and run a Software Freedom Day event in New Haven, Connecticut where he currently lives and works.
Interview with Caleb James DeLisle of cjdns
This is the latest installment of our Licensing and Compliance Lab's series on free software developers who choose GNU licenses for their works.
FSF to begin accepting GPG signed assignments from the U.S.
The FSF is pleased to announce that we can begin accepting GPG-signed assignments from contributors residing in the United States.
Interview with Bernd Kreuss of TorChat
This is the latest installment of our Licensing and Compliance Lab's series on free software developers who choose GNU licenses for their works.
Introducing the Licensing team summer intern: Vinay Kumar Singh
Vinay Kumar Singh recently started working at the FSF as this summer's licensing intern. In this post, he writes about what brought him to free software, and the goals for his internship.
Interview with Shiv Shankar Dayal of Kunjika
This is the latest installment of our Licensing and Compliance Lab's series on free software developers who choose GNU licenses for their works.
Announcing the newest fully free GNU/Linux distribution: LibreWRT
LibreWRT is the newest addition to the Free Software Foundation's list of fully free distributions, and the first small system distribution.
Interview with Adam Hyde of Booktype
This is the latest installment of our Licensing and Compliance Lab's series on free software developers who choose GNU licenses for their works.
Petition to protect the right to unlock cellphones garners 111,000+ signers; White House must now respond
On February 13th, we asked you to join in with thousands of others to call on the White House to protect users where the Copyright Office had failed. Because of your actions, the White House now must respond to the call to fix the DMCA anti-circumvention exemptions list in order to protect the right to unlock cell phones. But there is more we should do.
Keep the pressure on the White House and US Copyright Office to fix anti-circumvention provisions
When the Copyright Office announced its updated DMCA exemptions list, we were saddened to find that the office had abdicated its duty on multiple fronts. While that sad result was announced back in October, the downgraded exemptions list has just now come into effect. We need your voice in this fight.