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Is the government promoting digital technology policies which really give the same opportunities to everybody? Are government sensitive files used and protected in the best way? Does E-voting, any E-voting makes any sense at all?
Can you use the laws of your Country?
- By master_editor at 2008-09-03 20:53
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European Union opens antitrust investigation into Microsoft's push for file format adoption
The Wall Street Journal reported that EU regulators have announced a third investigation into Microsoft's conduct on the desktop.
- By master_editor at 2008-02-16 20:43
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Document Freedom Day on March 26th 2008!
The Document Freedom Day (DFD) is the global day for document liberation.
- By master_editor at 2008-02-16 20:26
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How to turn into Free Software supporters people who couldn't care less
A few days ago I received a request for help from a Free Software user concerned about his failure to convert anybody to Free Software, no matter how valid his arguments were. My suggestions may seem unconventional and may even sound like heresy for some Free Software advocates, but I am convinced they can be very effective.
- By master_editor at 2008-01-12 11:24
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Can you still own a book?
once you've acquired a lawfully-made CD or book or DVD, you can lend, sell, or give it away without having to get permission from the copyright owner... Obvious, right?
- By master_editor at 2007-12-10 18:04
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