FSF blogs

One giant step for free software womankind!

Minutes from the summit and next steps

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Software Freedom Day 2009

Thanks for coming to celebrate with us!

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Osama Khalid is the first GNU Generation member of the month

by Max Shinn, campaigns intern

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We're looking for a few good programs

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Teaser video from the Windows 7 Sins event

A teaser video from Wednesday's launch of the Windows 7 Sins campaign in Boston. More on the way!

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Dailymotion's support for Ogg is a big deal

With video streaming site Dailymotion offering the free Ogg Theora video format, FSF urges other video sites to follow.

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Gnash Internship final report

Bob Naugle's final report on the Gnash "Summerbash" internship.

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Canadians: Please make your voice heard today on copyright law

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Gnash Summerbash

Bob Naugle's update report on the Gnash "Summerbash" internship.

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GNU Generation: Calling all pre-university students

GNU Generation is a new project sponsored by the Free Software Foundation to involve high school age pre-university students (approximately ages 13-18) in free software. By Max Shinn, Campaigns Intern 2009.

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