Recent blog posts
Writing by representatives of the Free Software Foundation.
US Department of Justice Investigating Novell/CPTN Deal Further
A couple of weeks ago, we posted the OSI and FSF's joint position statement to the US Department of Justice about Novell's proposal to sell its patents to the newly-formed CPTN Holdings. Yesterday we learned that the DOJ has sent a "Second Letter" to both companies, asking them to provide more information about the deal.
Call for IceCat developers
The GNU IceCat project is a web browser built to deal with the influx of threats to freedom and privacy on the web from traps such as nonfree plugins and nonfree JavaScript.
The advantages of free software
People outside the free software movement frequently ask about the practical advantages of free software. It is a curious question.
FSF Fall 2010 bulletin articles start to appear
The first three articles from the latest issue of the FSF bulletin are now online.
Mark Zuckerberg is TIME Magazine's Person of the Year? Where's the "dislike" button?
TIME Magazine praises Mark Zuckerberg for creating a system that has connected people around the world with each other.
GNU Spotlight with Karl Berry (November 2010)
A monthly look at updates and new releases in the GNU operating system.
US Government seized 82 web site domains -- a preview of the Internet blacklist?
Please add your name to the petition against COICA.
Savannah and www.gnu.org downtime
Over the weekend, Savannah was compromised. Here's a chronological account of the events:
