richard stallman

Jalopnik: I agree with you about the "Check engine" light, but that is a symptom of a broader and deeper problem: the owners of cars do not control, what the car's computers do.

Creative Commons (CC) has been with us for nearly a decade, so you would have thought people might understand it by now.

Apparently not, judging by the title of this blog post: "How Creative Commons Can Stifle Artistic Output."

ITWorld: Richard Stallman's recent article on the libre-ness of Android not only picks apart Android, but also takes broad shots against open source.

Richard Stallman: Google's smartphone code is often described as 'open' or 'free' - but when examined by the Free Software Foundation, it starts to look like something different

I found this to be an entertaining and interesting read: the gnu extension language, by Andy Wingo, maintainer of Guile.

Italy is no stranger to censoring sites deemed offensive by the entertainment industries.

In the summer of 2008 The Pirate Bay was blocked nationwide following a court order, a decision the site successfully appealed at the The Court of Bergamo.

TorrentFreak: RMS says that the public should disobey Spain's new anti-piracy law.

IT wire: "Free Software Foundation chairman Richard Stallman has weighed into the debate over whether Google may be guilty of a GPL violation or not by saying that what the search giant has done is not limited by copyright."

Computerworld UK: "A couple of days ago, I was writing about how Richard Stallman's GNU GPL uses copyright as a way of ensuring that licensees share code that they distribute – because if they don't, they are breaching the GPL, and therefore lose their protection against claims of copyright infringement."