FSF News
First alpha release of Gnash
Sign the EFF petition in favor of music sharing
Please sign the EFF's petition in favor of music sharing.
Streaming video from 2nd GPLv3 Conference
You can listen to and watch online the proceedings of the 2nd International GPLv3 Conference, part of the Seventh International Free Software Forum.
UK public comment on important issues, due April 21
Wikipedia received the FSF award for projects of social benefit
The award was given at the FSF's annual members meeting in Boston, MA
DADVSI Update: Vivendi Universal strikes back
DADVSI code : Vivendi Universal strikes back, fight the Dark Side of copyright with us!
Don't buy HD-DVD or Blu-ray disks
The GPL tested in US courts - Wallace Vs FSF.
The GNU General Public License stands firm.
FSF annual members meeting, Saturday April 1, 2006.
"GPLv3 and the future of the free software movement"
GNU mailing list update
lists.gnu.org has resumed normal delivery.
Brazil to host the 2nd International Conference on GPLv3
Porto Alegre, Brazil - April 21st & 22nd.
Help stop the WIPO broadcast/netcast treaty
It's like the DMCA, but worse.
UTUTO needs help in translating text for the XS 2006 version
Send a letter to the French government supporting free software [Updated]
The government of France is considering amending a proposed law so that it would prohibit much, or potentially all, free software. Updated February 2, 2006.
Send a letter to the Boston Public Library
"I therefore urge the Boston Public Library to terminate its association with OverDrive Audio Books, and adopt a policy of refusing to be agents for the propagation of Digital Restrictions Management."
New version of the Broadcast Flag threatens free software
A new version of the Broadcast Flag bill seems to give the FCC and broadcasters the authority to regulate the transfer of legally obtained digital audio from the receiving device to any other device, including your computer.
2005 Free Software Award Winner Announced
Boston Massachusetts, USA - Wednesday January 25, 2006. At the ceremony for the 2005 Free Software Awards, Richard Stallman presented Andrew Tridgell with the award for the advancement of free software.
New effort to introduce European software patents
Sign pledge to refuse DRM CDs
2,349 people have signed at the time of this writing.