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• SFLC tech director finds one new GPL violator every day

  
  Ars Technica — Authority: 754
  Bradley Kuhn, the technical director of the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC), has published a helpful set of guidelines about the most productive way to respond to a suspected violation of GNUs General Public License (GPL). The guidelines caution against jumping to conclusions and encourages free software ...
  2 days ago

• SFLC Provides Background Info for Bilski

  
  OStatic blogs — Authority: 649
  The U.S. Supreme Court will be hearing opening arguments on Bilski vs. Kappos on Monday, November 9th. Not surprisingly, many open source advocates are on the edge of their seats because its an opportunity for the Supreme Court to decide that software is not patentable. Confused about the details? As part of its ...
  5 days ago

• SFLC Provides Background Info for Bilski

  
  OStatic blogs — Authority: 649
  The U.S. Supreme Court will be hearing opening arguments on Bilski vs. Kappos on Monday, November 9th. Not surprisingly, many open source advocates are on the edge of their seats because its an opportunity for the Supreme Court to decide that software is not patentable. Confused about the details? As part of its ...
  5 days ago

• SFLC Technology Director Explains When Denouncement is Justified

  
  fsdaily.com - Free Software News - Published news — Authority: 158
  Bradley Kuhn explains why negative messages are not always detrimental to progress
  4 weeks ago

• Software Freedom Law Center Files Brief with Supreme Court Arguing Software Cannot Be Patented

  
  fsdaily.com - Free Software News - Published news — Authority: 158
  "Today the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC), provider of pro-bono legal services to non-profit developers and distributors of free software, filed a brief with the United States Supreme Court arguing that software standing alone cannot constitutionally be patented..."
  5 weeks ago

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