FSF's blog
Free software fighting back against bulk surveillance
Today the FSF is joining a team of more than thirty organizations to rally against bulk surveillance, in a global event called The Day We Fight Back. Despite their diverse issue areas, each of these organizations recognizes that bulk surveillance is a direct threat to the freedom and security of their supporters and their ability to do work.
We're so excited for 2014
Every winter, we launch a fundraiser to sustain our work for the coming year. This time, we set out to raise $450,000, our highest ever goal. And because so many of you chipped in, we were able to reach it.
Watch and share this LibrePlanet video, plus exhibitor deadline extended!
One of LibrePlanet's major goals is inspiring people to make things and share them with their communities. So we knew 2013's conference was going well when an attendee volunteered to create a video for 2014, using only free software tools.
GNU Spotlight with Karl Berry: 28 new GNU releases!
28 new GNU releases in the last month (as of January 26, 2014):
¡Construye con nosotros! El software libre es una piedra angular para una sociedad libre
Ayúdanos a alcanzar nuestra meta de recaudación de fondos $ 450,000 $ para el 31 de Enero.
Interview with Joerg Henrichs of SuperTuxKart
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 licensing team: doing even more in 2014
The free software movement was born out of a response to a rising tide of restrictions being placed on users via contracts and non-disclosure agreements. The GNU General Public License (GPL) and other free licenses provide legal mechanisms that help ensure that software can carry to each user the freedom to run the software for any purpose and to study, modify and share the source code.