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Interview with Andrew Ziem of BleachBit
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 joins thousands in DC to tell NSA: "Stop Watching Us!"
On Saturday, October 26, 2013, the FSF joined more than three thousand privacy advocates in Washington, DC to call for an end to mass surveillance conducted by the NSA.
LibreJS reaches version 5.4
GNU LibreJS is a Web browser extension that protects users by identifying proprietary JavaScript and encourages people to write to Webmasters about free JavaScript.
LibrePlanet 2014: Calling all presenters, volunteers, and exhibitors
If you're passionate about free software, the Free Software Foundation wants you to be a part of LibrePlanet 2014.
Help plan next year's LibrePlanet conference by joining the LP2014 planning committee!
We're looking for people to help make LibrePlanet 2014 a success, and we need your help.
Introducing the Licensing team fall intern: Albert Sten-Clanton
My name is Albert (Al) Sten-Clanton. This fall, I have the privilege of being an intern at the Free Software Foundation.