When I read that Radio New Zealand had just decided to start adding Ogg Vorbis files to their online offerings, I was curious. How do folks make such decisions? I surely wish everyone would do what Radio New Zealand has just done.

Richard Stallman answers the top 25 questions from reddit readers. A fascinating interview ...

- Discussed differences between MS Office and OpenOffice, - Interview: Richard Stallman, Free Software Foundation, 40 minute interview with no commercial breaks. - Stallman recommends: fsf.org, defectivebydesign.org

RMS: « Free Software can be summarized in three simple words: Liberté, égalité, fraternité».

"Did you know that Richard Stallman was interviewed by Kim Hill on Saturday? I missed it but ended up listening to the podcast yesterday.

My interview with RMS is posted to mark the 25th anniversary/birthday of GNU

"...The leading software project in the open source radio world is called GNU Radio. GNU refers to a software movement started in the 70s by a proto-hippie-geek by the name of Richard Stallman. Stallman was the first software developer to publicly espouse the "free love" approach to software copyrights that lead to such modern marvels as Linux.

Interview with Richard Stallman (RMS) about censorship in Internet and undesirable IP addresses filtration by providers.

"Mr. Stallman, creator of the GPL, FSF and GCC, shares his thoughts on a number of topics..."