FSF blogs
February GNU Spotlight with Mike Gerwitz: 23 new releases
23 new GNU releases in the last month (as of February 25, 2021):
New changes to Twitter make it even worse for free software users
There are many complicated debates happening right now around Twitter and its role in public discourse. These discussions are important, but we also shouldn't forget a very basic and clear principle -- whatever its policies are about who can and can't post or how, it's of fundamental importance that Twitter should not require users to run nonfree software in order to use the site.
Register to attend the FSF's March 22nd seminar on free software licensing
Registration for the next seminar of free software licensing is now open. While registration is open to the public, this seminar is a special opportunity for legal professionals and law students who can potentially earn Continued Legal Education (CLE) credits for participating (approval pending).
LibrePlanet needs you: Volunteer remotely!
LibrePlanet, the world's premier free software conference, is coming up soon. We have two great days of talks planned, with over forty speakers from all over the globe, on March 20th and 21st, 2021.
January GNU Spotlight with Mike Gerwitz: Twenty-two new releases
22 new GNU releases in the last month (as of January 28, 2021):
Watch "Fight to Repair," demand the right to repair
"Fight to Repair" is an animated video from the Free Software Foundation (FSF) about two free software engineers rushing to fix a life-threatening problem in a vehicle's autopilot code.