On this day, 25 years ago, Richard Stallman created the Free Software Foundation. He had been the director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Artificial Intelligence Lab.
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Half-day emacs workshop with RMS !
«...RMS visit of our capital has been discussed on this list before, and I'm sure those of you who want to attent the public lecture next week, have already registered etc. The reason for my writing, however, is not to remind people of this, but to bring to your attention the rather unique opportunity to participate in a half-day workshop given by the man himself on our favorite text editor.
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We just published an article about contribution agreements for free software projects from our president Richard Stallman.
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Richard Stallman is currently touring Australia. On September 16 he spoke to Greg Adamson in Melbourne.
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Stallman calls for file-sharing to be legalised
The chairman of the Free Software Foundation, Richard Stallman, has called for internet file-sharing to be legalised in order that people could benefit from sharing material that they should rightly be able to.
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"Surveillance, censorship, restrictive data formats and software-as-a-service threatened the freedom of IT users, GNU founder and free software activist Richard Stallman claimed..."
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Video: Stallman on software patent fears (OGG format)
"Why GNU founder crashed the European Patent Office’s presentation..."
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Richard Stallman interviewed on Amrita TV
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Q&A with Richard Stallman
Free software is a different beast from gratis software. Free software activist, Richard Stallman, discusses the importance of freedom across all modes of computing.
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Richard M Stallman in Kerala
"Richard M. Stallman (Founder of GNU Project and Free Software Foundation) is coming down to SJCET Palai for a seminar in connection with Swathanthra 1.0 a one day free Software fest on Thursday, September 9, 2010..."
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We should all be using free software
"Making source codes available would safeguard users from infringements on their freedoms and prevent monopolies..."
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Education Across The Nation - Free Software in Ethics and in Practise - Canberra, 6 Oct 2010
"Richard Stallman will speak about the Free Software Movement, which campaigns for freedom so that computer users can cooperate to control their own computing activities. The Free Software Movement developed the GNU operating system, often erroneously referred to as Linux, specifically to establish these freedoms..."
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Richard Stallman Explains Why Microsoft is ‘Infiltrating’ Free/Open Source Software Events
The freedom of the software we all sometimes use is under attack, in part thanks to companies like ACCESS and Microsoft, which found a partner in Tim O’Reilly and others who take money to change the direction of Open Source (taking it further away from Free/libre software)
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Stallman slams filter as ‘human rights attack’
"Labor’s controversial mandatory internet filter project is an attack on human rights, and Australians should beware of the project and other tyrannical government policies, free software luminary Richard Stallman has said [...] The news comes as Prime Minister Julia Gillard this morning reiterated the Government’s support for the filter project, despite the likely demise of its necessary legi
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Richard Stallman on Australia: Q&A
"...In October Stallman will visit Australia to speak — among other events — at UNSW’s Clancy Auditorium in an event being supported by National ICT Australia. But we got in touch with Stallman ahead of time for a chat about the Government’s internet filter project, free software and why he likes to visit Australia for its parrots..."
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