RMS: « The Clown regime is trying to sneak through a law to allow the government to collect, and centrally store, any information about anyone. »

"Sita Sings The Blues" by self-taught animator Nina Paley, may be the first feature-length animated film released under a free license (the Creative Commons By-SA). Presented through a variety of animation styles and narrative tones, it fuses apparently disparate ideas and sources into a unified whole.

RMS: « iTunes music files may contain no DRM, but they are poisonous. »

"After a long incubation, a few days ago TurboGears 2 has been released [...] Since the long 2.0 release was marking a gap with Django, I was eager to test the 2.0, and I was delighted to find it in Debian [...] If you want to help, you are more then welcome..." — TurboGears is Free Software licensed under the X11

RMS: « A US court rejected the RIAA's claim that every copy shared P2P means a lost sale. The outcome is nonetheless an injustice. Noncommercial sharing, and noncommercially helping people to share, must be legal. »

"FSF's John Sullivan will talk about copyleft, copyright, the War on Sharing, and the GNU/Linux free software operating system at the Connecticut Film Festival." -- via Copyleft and the War on Sharing - Free Software Foundation

RMS: « Obama has chosen supporters of repressive copyright policies for important jobs in law enforcement. It looks like he wants to give priority to enforcing unjust laws.

RMS: « Clown plans to build a centralized Big Brother data base for all communication patterns in the UK, and give it to a private company.

Abuses are almost inevitable. Individuals will misuse the data and governments will misuse it. »

RMS: «Italy's major ISPs have blocked access to the Pirate Bay, a major bittorrent site.