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Past Campaigns

by libby Contributions Published on Jan 08, 2013 10:56 AM
The FSF has spent decades advocating for free software and free software principles in many arenas. Take a look at some of our past campaigns to learn more about our work.

Windows 7 Sins

Microsoft Windows has hundreds of millions of people locked-in to proprietary software. It exemplifies some of proprietary software's most serious problems, like security and privacy. Windows 7 Sins makes the case against Microsoft and proprietary software, in response to the latest release of Microsoft Windows. Find out more about Windows 7 Sins.

The FSF is currently urging people to upgrade to free software from Windows 8. Get involved with our current campaign at: http://upgradefromwindows8.com

 

RIAA Expert Witness Fund

In conjunction with Recording Industry vs. The People, the FSF has established a fund to help provide computer expert witnesses to combat the RIAA's ongoing lawsuits against households that share music, and to defend against the RIAA's attempt to redefine copyright law. Read more about why the FSF is involved.

BadVista.org

The BadVista campaign is an advocate for the freedom of computer users, opposing adoption of Microsoft Windows Vista and promoting free (as in freedom) software alternatives.

Our campaigns are successful because of supporters like you. Please visit our current campaigns page to learn how you can help us advocate for software freedom today.

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