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<title>OSBA meets FSFE: The Digital Markets Act (DMA) and its impact on Free Software and its ecosystem (online)</title>
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<p>On 24 April 2025, the FSFE will participate in the &quot;OSBA meets&quot; format, organised by the Open Source Business Alliance e.V., highlighting the Digital Markets Act&#039;s importance for the Free Software ecosystem, its opportunities, and the FSFE&#039;s work in this regard. </p>
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<event start="2025-05-08T06:30:00Z" end="2025-05-08T18:00:00Z">
<title>FSFE en SalmorejoTech. Datos y política: MP Scrape in Córdoba, Spain</title>
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<name>None</name>
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<body>
<p>En un mundo donde los gigantes dominan el diálogo político, es crucial que los activistas puedan hacer oír su voz. MP Scrape, una herramienta desarrollada por la FSFE, te da las herramientas para poder conectar directamente con tus representantes, extraer información clave y defender el Software Libre. Aprende cómo esta herramienta puede ayudarte a defender las causas que más te importan.</p>
<p>Esta charla es presentada por la creadora del proyecto, Sofía Aritz, a las 13:10 CEST. El evento es gratuito y puedes conseguir tu entrada en https://salmorejo.tech/2025.</p>
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<title>FSFE at SalmorejoTech. Datos y política: MP Scrape in Córdoba, Spain</title>
<group>
<name>None</name>
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<p>It is crucial that hackers, organizations, and activists in the Free Software world can reach out to their representatives about the issues that matter most to them. However, it is often a challenge for individuals and smaller groups to make their interests heard, while larger organizations with vast resources have no trouble getting the attention of policymakers. Unfortunately, the interests of the Free Software community are often overlooked, while these bigger organizations have a louder voice in the political sphere.</p>
<p>MP Scrape is a Free Software project developed by the Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE), aimed at leveling the playing field by making it easier for individuals and smaller organizations within the Free Software community to contact their elected officials. By gathering up-to-date and reliable information about Members of Parliament (MPs) across Europe from various sources, MP Scrape helps activists, civil society, and Free Software enthusiasts access accurate and up-to-date contact details for MPs, empowering them to advocate for the causes they care about.</p>
<p>This talk is presented by the creator of the project, Sofía Aritz, at 13:10 CEST. This talk is in Spanish. The event is free of charge and you may get your tickets at https://salmorejo.tech/2025.</p>
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<tag key="highlights">highlights</tag>
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<title>"YH4F encourages young students to be brave and resilient"</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>"YH4F encourages young students to be brave and resilient"</h1>
<p>Youth Hacking 4 Freedom would not be possible without the amazing
teenagers who join this contest, our incredible sponsors and donors,
whose support is vital, and our expert jury, who evaluate the projects.
One of these jury members is Brielen Madureira, who talked with us
before the participants have to submit their projects.</p>
<p>16 professionals with a different focus on Free
Software come together as the <a href="/activities/yh4f/jury">Youth
Hacking 4 Freedom (YH4F) jury</a>. They cover a wide range of technical
aspects –
from a focus on large language models, to leading major Free Software
projects and kicking of innovations in their field of expertise. This
diversity ensures that, regardless of the type of project submitted,
there is always an expert available to review it and offer valuable
feedback to the participants.</p>
<p>We have talked with one of our jury
members, Brielen Madureira, a Doctor in Computational Linguistics from
the University of Potsdam, and interested in evaluation and ethical
considerations of language technologies… and birds!</p>
<figure>
<img src="https://pics.fsfe.org/uploads/medium/2d6b8d83d7c2d5c809085ad4c76d0090.png" alt="YH4F main illustration of a hackerspace wtih the 3 YH4F figures"/>
</figure>
<div class="question">
<p>FSFE: Thanks Brie for talking with us. What inspired you to become a
jury member for this competition? </p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie</strong>: The fact that it is an amazing educational
initiative. It encourages young students to be brave and resilient,
gives them an opportunity to use and improve their knowledge while
building useful software and, in the end, rewards them (and us) with a
trip and tasty food : )</p>
</div>
<div>
<blockquote>
Based on the jury’s scores, the six winning projects receive a cash
prize ranging from €1,024 to €4,096. The winners are invited (with all
expenses covered) to the award ceremony held over a weekend in October
in Brussels.
</blockquote>
</div>
<div class="question">
<p><strong>FSFE: What do you enjoy most about being involved in this
kind of event? </strong></p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie</strong>: Witnessing how bright young programmers are,
how much they learn during the process (even on their own!) and the
amazing, well-articulated projects that they can develop. </p>
</div>
<div class="question">
<p>FSFE: If you had to choose only one, what would be your favourite
thing about this competition?</p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie</strong>: It gives visibility and networking
opportunities to the participants.</p>
</div>
<div class="question">
<p>FSFE: What skills do you think are most important for participants to
take part in this competition? </p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie:</strong> Knowing how and when to look for help and
resources in order to overcome problems in coding, being able to change
gear and reshape the project when needed, having the ability to think
beyond the code itself and be aware of its benefits and limitations in
relation to future users.</p>
</div>
<div class="question">
<p><strong>FSFE: Have you seen any common mistakes or challenges among
the participants?</strong></p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie</strong>: Lacking documentation. It is very
disappointing to open a repository that may contain an awesome and
well-developed idea which is not well communicated or explained. It gets
harder to judge its quality and usefulness without knowing how it works,
what it can be used for, how to install it and so on.</p>
</div>
<div class="question">
<p><strong>FSFE: What impresses you the most in a project? </strong></p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie</strong>: Seeing it has an outstanding documentation and
that it provides a solution to a problem that can potentially benefit a
whole community. Even better when the views of that community directly
influenced the development of the solution.</p>
</div>
<div class="question">
<p><strong>FSFE: Why do you think this programming competitions is
important for teenagers?</strong></p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie</strong>: In school, we learn how to read and write in
our own language and possibly in other natural languages, but not
everyone has the chance to learn a programming language from early on.
This competition is an incentive for young students to seek that
knowledge and see that it can create great things. Besides, it is
important to incentivise the principles of Free Software among young
programmers.</p>
</div>
<div class="question">
<p><strong>FSFE: What advice would you give to young programmers who
want to improve their skills?</strong></p>
</div>
<div class="answer">
<p><strong>Brie</strong>: Refactor your own code, review other people’s
code and contribute to Free Software repositories. Learn the best
practices and the native style of your preferred programming language.
Stay up to date with the latest developments in the community. Talk to
and get feedback from the users of your tools. And always document your
code well.</p>
</div>
<p>The 2025 edition of Youth Hacking 4 Freedom started on 1 January, with the programming phase now in fullswing.
Visit the <a href="/activities/yh4f/">YH4F website</a> for more details about the competitoin, the sponsors
and the previous winners.</p>
<banner><module id="banner-become-supporter" /></banner>
</body>
<sidebar promo="our-work">
<cite><a href="https://yh4f.org/register"><strong>Registration</strong></a></cite> is open for the 2025 edition.
This competition is running thanks to our donors and sponsors.
Please consider supporting our work.
</sidebar>
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<tag key="news">News</tag>
<tag key="front-page"/>
<tag key="interview">Interview</tag>
<tag key="yh4f">Youth Hacking 4 Freedom</tag>
<tag key="yh4f-project">Youth Hacking 4 Freedom - Project</tag>
<tag key="highlights">highlights</tag>
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<discussion href="https://mastodon.social/deck/@fsfe/114352350951801968"/>
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<body>
<h1>LLW 2025, “unperfect” discussions around Free Software in a legal environment</h1>
<p>The Free Software
Legal &amp; Licensing Workshop convened once again, this time in Essen,
bringing together over 100 legal and compliance
professionals, technologists, and policy experts from across the globe.
The 2025 edition delved into the evolving
legal landscapes impacting Free Software, with a particular focus on
Artificial Intelligence and cybersecurity.</p>
<figure> <img
src="https://pics.fsfe.org/uploads/original/bf/5f/659cae1be6e8d3c90cd6d4c50919.jpeg"
alt="A group of diverse people, male and female, sitting on the edge of
a stage with a slide with the LLW25 donors on the background and a LLW
roll up on the right side and a FSFE roll up on the left side"/>
<figcaption>Some member of the FSFE team during LLW25</figcaption>
</figure>
<p>The <a href="/activities/ln/llw.html">FSFE’s Free
Software Legal &amp; Licensing Workshop (LLW)</a>, is a a two and a half
day conference for members of the <a
href="activities/ln.html/">Legal Network community</a> to
meet face-to-face and share legal expertise. Once again, this conference
emphasized the importance of fostering a collaborative environment where
professionals can share insights, debate complex issues, and build a
cohesive understanding of the legal landscape affecting Free
Software.​</p>
<p>Set in the creative and collaborative atmosphere of <a
href="https://www.uph.de/">Unperfekthaus</a>, a vibrant cultural hub in
the heart of Essen (Germany), participants engaged in in-depth discussions on
current topics in the Free Software sphere. These conversations extended
beyond traditional legal and licensing concerns to include the broader
policy landscape, where emerging regulations increasingly shape the way
Free Software is developed, distributed, and maintained. </p>
<p>For instance, the intersection between law and policy proved
especially relevant in sessions addressing pressing issues such as <a href="/activities/dma/dma.html">the
EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA)</a>, <a href="/news/2024/news-20240715-01.html">the EU Cyber Resilience Act
(CRA)</a> and the licensing of AI technologies.</p>
<p>Participants discussed the impact of interoperability policies
imposed by large corporations like Apple on smaller Free Software
developers and how this relates to the <a
href="/activities/apple-litigation/">litigation</a>
efforts conducted by the FSFE.</p>
<p>With the CRA being one of the most impactful laws on Free Software
these days, there were also several discussions dedicated to
understanding compliance,legal enforcement, and further policy
development of the law. </p>
<p>Topics concerning export control, licensing for hardware and
software, tools for compliance automation and community governance were
also debated in detail. </p>
<p>AI remains a topic of interest, and the participants engaged in
discussion related to the definition of Free Software AI, the relevance
of data for licensing, as well as challenges for the enforcement of the
AI Act.</p>
<p>Continuing its commitment to nurturing emerging legal talent, this
year the LLW also organized a mentorship program, which started with a
breakfast meetup before the official kick off of the conference, so that
experienced legal professionals acting as mentors were able to meet with
newcomers to the industry and the conference in an informal environment,
before the talks stated. The mentorship program is aimed at new members
of the Legal Network.</p>
<p>Feedback from attendees was positive, with many highlighting the
value of face-to-face interactions and the depth of knowledge shared
during the sessions. One participant noted, "The LLW remains an
unparalleled forum for tackling the pressing legal questions of our time
in the Free Software domain."​</p>
<p>The FSFE extends its gratitude to all participants and sponsors,
whose support made LLW 2025 possible: Red Hat, Amazon, Microsoft,
Siemens Bosch, Ericsson, GitHub, Intel, Eclipse Foundation Heuking,
Liferay, Open Invention Network, and The Linux Foundation.</p>
<h3 id="the-legal-network"><span id="anchor-10"></span>The Legal
Network</h3>
<p><a href="/activities/ln/index.html">The Legal
Network</a> is a neutral, non-partisan group of experts in different
fields involved in Free Software legal issues. Currently the Legal
Network has over 400 participants from different legal systems, academic
backgrounds and affiliations. </p>
<p>The aim of the Legal Network is to promote discussion and foster
better knowledge of the legal constructs that back Free Software. The
conversations on the Legal Network are intended to be dynamic,
thought-provoking, and up to speed with the most recent developments.
</p>
<p>The Legal Network serves as an open platform to promote legal
knowledge about Free Software so that companies can make strategic
decisions about Free Software development based on an understanding of
how Free Software licensing and other related legal issues work. This
allows Free Software developers and legal professionals who work within
larger companies to continue to contribute to software freedom. </p>
<p><a href="/activities/ln/application.html">Admission to
the Legal Network</a> is restricted, and the discussions held there are
confidential. Nevertheless, this does not mean that the content of the
mailing list is contained away from the larger Free Software community.
The <a href="https://www.chathamhouse.org/about-us/chatham-house-rule">Chatham
House Rule</a> applies to all discussions on the Legal Network mailing
list and at Legal Network events, which enables members to use the
information received, but not to reveal the identity nor the affiliation
of the speaker or any of the participants involved in the discussion.
</p>
</body>
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<tag key="licensing">Licensing</tag>
<tag key="de">Germany</tag>
<tag key="dma">Digital Markets Act</tag>
<tag key="CRA">Cyber Resilience Act</tag>
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<discussion href="https://mastodon.social/@fsfe/"/>
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</head>
<body>
<h1>SFP#33: Policy and EU: Coalition treaty in Germany and its role for Free Software</h1>
<p>Recently, the German coalition treaty from the CDU/CSU and SPD has been published with over 140 pages.
In our latest episode Alexander Sander and Bonnie Mehring talk about the coalition treaty and break down
the standing of Free Software in it.</p>
<audio-player />
<p>Listen to the 33rd episode of our Software Freedom Podcast and find out what the coalition treaty outlines
for Free Software in Germany and where spillover effects to the EU policy are to be expected. Bonnie and Alex
discuss where we, as a civil society, need to keep an eye out for threats to our software freedom, and what the
options are for the Free Software ecosystem in the future. Together they also talk about the sudden decision to
remove Jutta Horstmann, former CEO of the German Center for Digital Sovereignty (ZenDiS in German), from her
position and cover the recent symposium "Public Money? Public Code! in practice”, organised by the FSFE.</p>
<p>This is the perfect episode for everybody who wants to learn more about the coalition treaty and its aspects on
Free Software! Help us to protect software freedom by <fsfe-cd-donate-link>donating</fsfe-cd-donate-link>.</p>
<p>Show notes</p>
<ul>
<li><a href="/news/podcast/episode-26.html" >SFP#26: Policy and EU: the need of long-term funding and the NGI case</a></li>
<li><a href="/news/2024/news-20241113-01.html" >EU consultation confirms demand: long-term funding for Free Software is needed</a></li>
<li><a href="/news/podcast/episode-27.html" >SFP#27: Policy and EU: Free Software hearing in the German Bundestag</a></li>
<li><a href="https://media.fsfe.org/w/cMMF6DCiLB9RncdL46KCNb" >Alexander Sander, FSFE Senior Policy Consultant, at the German Bundestag hearing on “Open Source”</a></li>
<li><a href="/news/podcast/episode-31.html" >SFP#31: Policy and EU: FOSDEM recap</a></li>
<li><a href="https://zendis.de/" >ZenDiS</a></li>
<li><a href="/news/2025/news-20250409-01.html" >Symposium “Public Money? Public Code! in practice”: Digital sovereignty needs Free Software!</a></li>
<li><a href="https://publiccode.eu/" >Get active: "Public Money? Public Code!"</a></li>
<li><a href="/news/2025/news-20250206-01.html" >German Elections 2025: We demand public code, secure funding for Free Software, and transparent measurement of progress!</a></li>
<li><a href="https://media.fsfe.org/w/uDjX21M66BHiCia58ztt9H" >CLT25: Openwashing ans Licht! (DE only)</a></li>
<li><a href="/news/newsletter.html">Stay up-to-date and join our Newsletter</a></li>
<li><a href="/about/team/" >The people in the FSFE</a></li>
<li><a href="/donate">Support our work for Free Software</a></li>
</ul>
<p>If you liked this episode and want to support our continuous work for software freedom, please help us with a <fsfe-cd-donate-link>donation</fsfe-cd-donate-link>.</p>
</body>
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<tag key="highlights">highlights</tag>
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<chapters>
<chapter start="00:00">Welcome to the podcast</chapter>
<chapter start="01:48 ">Bonnie Mehring and Alexander Sander</chapter>
<chapter start="34:51">Closing words</chapter>
<chapter start="36:43">Outro</chapter>
</chapters>
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<discussion href="https://mastodon.social/deck/@fsfe/114386787265317077"/>
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<body>
<h1>Transcript of SFP#32: Policy and EU: Router Freedom in the EU</h1>
<p><a href="/news/podcast/episode-31.html">Back to the episode SFP#32</a></p>
<p><a href="/news/podcast/episode-32.html">Back to the episode SFP#32</a></p>
<p>This is a transcript created with the Free Software tool Whisper. For more information and feedback reach out to <email mailto="yes">podcast@fsfe.org</email></p>
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<dt class="service">Mailinglist (<span class="since">2024-10-30</span>, updated: 2025-04-14)</dt>
<dt class="service">Mailinglist (<span class="since">2024-10-30</span>, updated: 2025-04-16)</dt>
<dd class="description">We have deployed a temporary fix that has restored normal mail delivery across all mailing lists while we continue investigating the root cause. All previously delayed emails have now been delivered, and mailing list functionality is expected to operate as usual moving forward.<br />
While the mailing lists themselves are now functioning normally, the web interface for moderation is still affected by a separate issue. Our team is actively investigating this and will provide further updates as soon as more information is available.<br />
Thank you for your patience and