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More: civil liberties, the Internet, other book reviews. Political LobbyingGovernments in France, Denmark, Brazil, and many other countries have made moves towards free software. In Australia, legislation has been considered by the South Australian government.Certainly it would be good to get a better turnout in community submissions to bodies such as the Intellectual Property and Competition Review Committee.
Note: I try to avoid the term "open source". While it avoids the ambiguity of "free software", it
emphasizes "access to source code" at the expense of other important
ideas. Also, people outside the computing industry tend not to understand
either "open" or "source".
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News and LinksMoodle is free and open, but almost all content in it is locked away - OpenSource
the iPad is a threat to creativity - DiveIntoMark - AlexPayne
Red Hat launches a new portal/hub/forum - OpenSource.com
the core reason why I won't buy an iPhone or iPad - DefectiveByDesign
the BBC's digital rights plans are incompatible with free software - Guardian
Panasonic now has "copy protected" batteries - APCmag
cameras that shut down if anything other than an official Panasonic battery is inserted (For more links, see my blog.) Other Documents
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