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GPL v3: The Missing Piece
There has been a lot of GPLv3 discussion on tech sites. Perhaps predictably, a lot of it has missed the point or miscategorized the changes. If you read the history of the Free Software Foundation and the GNU Public License, … Continue reading
Tagged broken software, DVDs, Frauenhofer Institute, free, Free Software Foundation, FSF, GNU, GPL, GPLv3, linux, lockdown hardware, loophole, Microsoft, Mozilla Foundation, MP3, MPEG, MPEG-1, Open source software, Pepsi, Richard Stallman, Ross Anderson, software, software iPod, software patent approach, software patents, technology, trademarks, web browser
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