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<link href="/activities/android/android.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/android.png" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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<tag key="legal" />
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2010-01-01" status="finished">
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<title>AVM GPL violation</title>
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<description>
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Can a company modify GPL-licensed software on a third-party
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device? The router manufacturer AVM accused Cybits of copyright
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infringement and trademark claims because they modify the
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original router firmware which is largely based on the Linux
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kernel. Together with gpl-violations.org we successfully
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convinced the court that the provisions in the GPL license are
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binding: software under this license can be freely modified and
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installed even if it is shipped as part of an embedded device's
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firmware.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/avm-gpl-violation/avm-gpl-violation.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="legal" />
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</tags>
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</activity>
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Verbraucherschützer, Netz-Aktivisten und Bibliotheksorganisationen.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/drm/drm.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<order priority="2" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</tags>
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ακτιβισμό και οργανισμούς βιβλιοθηκών.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/drm/drm.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<order priority="2" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</tags>
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digital liberty, consumer protection, net-activism and library organisations.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/drm/drm.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<order priority="2" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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DRM.info est une plate forme collaborative initiée et maintenue par la FSFE dans le but d'informer le public sur les dangers présentés par les DRM (Digital Restrictions Management - Gestion des Restrictions Numériques), et également de rendre visibles les problèmes qui se posent à différents groupes. Les contributeurs de DRM.info incluent des associations de défense des droits numériques, des défenseurs des consommateurs, des activistes du net et des bibliothèques.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/drm/drm.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<order priority="2" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</tags>
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per la libertà digitale, la tutela dei consumatori, l'attivismo in rete e biblioteche.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/drm/drm.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<order priority="2" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</tags>
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bibliotheken, krijgen de kans om hun specifieke zorgen over DRM meer bekend te maken.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/drm/drm.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<order priority="2" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</tags>
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/elections/index.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/elections.png" />
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<order priority="1" highlight="yes" />
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<order priority="3" highlight="yes" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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<tag key="policy" />
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2012-05-09" status="finished">
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<title>EURA Slovakia case</title>
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<description>
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The Slovak company EURA Slovakia has been facing EUR 5600 in
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fines because it did not buy and use the Microsoft Windows
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operating system for submitting electronic tax reports. Slovak
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tax administration gave EURA only two options: either to buy and
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use Microsoft Windows or face the fines. The FSFE assisted in
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this case to advocate for platform-neutral solutions for such
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procedures instead. Unfortunately, the court decided against Free
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Software and Open Standards, but we were able to raise awareness
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about these wrongdoings in Slovakia and beyond.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/eura-slovakia/eura-slovakia.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="legal" />
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</tags>
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</activity>
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</activityset>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2017-10-01" status="finished">
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<title>FOSS4SMEs</title>
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<description>
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FOSS4SMEs was a two years collaborative Erasmus+ project. The
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FSFE worked together with five organisations with different
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geographical and work backgrounds to spread and extend the
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knowledge about Free Software. To reach this objective, the
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project developed free online educational resources for managers
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and staff of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/foss4smes/foss4smes.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</tags>
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</activity>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2010-02-14" status="active">
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<title>I Love Free Software</title>
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<description>
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We often underestimate the power of a simple <strong>Thank
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You</strong>. Free Software contributors do important work for
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our society and they deserve attention. The "I love Free Software
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Day" on 14 February (also known as Valentine's Day) is the
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perfect opportunity for you to express your special gratitude.
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Since 2010, we have celebrated this wonderful annual event with a
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ever-growing diverse community.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/ilovefs/" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/ilovefs.png" />
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<order priority="4" highlight="yes" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</tags>
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</activity>
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</activityset>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2017-06-01" status="active">
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<activity date="2015-11-25" status="active">
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<title>Licence Questions</title>
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<description>
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The FSFE’s License Questions mailing list is our group of
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have over a piece of Free Software, you can contact us.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/licence-questions/licence-questions.html" />
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<order priority="1" highlight="no" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/licence-questions.png" />
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<order priority="3" highlight="yes" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="legal" />
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</tags>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2007-04-01" status="active">
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<title>Legal Network</title>
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<description>
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The Legal Network is a neutral, non-partisan, group of experts in
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different fields involved in Free Software legal issues.
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Currently the Legal Network has several hundreds of participants
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from different legal systems, academic backgrounds and
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affiliations. The aim of the Legal Network is to promote
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discussion and foster better knowledge of the legal constructs
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that back Free Software. The conversations on the Legal Network
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are intended to be dynamic, thought-provoking and up to speed
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with the most recent developments. Since 2007, we have been
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conducting the annual Legal and Licencing Workshop (LLW) which
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has become the world’s foremost gathering of lawyers,
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technologists, and thought leaders on Free Software legal and
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licensing topics in an informal and confidential atmosphere.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/ln/ln.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/ln.png" />
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<order priority="4" highlight="yes" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="legal" />
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</tags>
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</activity>
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/ms-vs-eu/ms-vs-eu.html" />
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<image src="/graphics/logos/ms-vs-eu.png" />
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<order priority="5" highlight="no" />
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<order priority="2" highlight="no" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="policy" />
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<tag key="legal" />
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2006-01-01" status="finished">
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<title>MS-OOXML</title>
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<description>
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Since the very beginning of the standardisation process for
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Microsoft's Office Open XML - OOXML (hereinafter MS-OOXML), the
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FSFE has expressed serious doubts about whether MS-OOXML could be
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considered as open, if even, as a standard at all. The FSFE first
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raised the issue in the community and led the movement against
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the standardisation of MS-OOXML, following closely over the years
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the relevant developments.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/msooxml/msooxml.html" />
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<order priority="1" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="policy" />
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2019-01-01" status="active">
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<title>Next Generation Internet</title>
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<description>
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The FSFE is a partner organisation of NGI, a coalition of various
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not-for-profit organisations from across Europe. Funded by the
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European Commmission, NGI provides grants to individual
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researchers and developers, as well as teams that wish to work on
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new ideas and technologies that contribute to the establishment
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of the Next Generation Internet. The FSFE provides legal support
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for projects that improve openness, inclusivity, transparency,
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privacy, cooperation, and protection of data.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/ngi/ngi.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/ngi.png" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="legal" />
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</tags>
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</activity>
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<activityset>
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<version>1</version>
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<activity date="2011-10-28" status="finished">
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<title>Unlock Education in the Netherlands</title>
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<description>
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We want to enable all citizens to have free access to education
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and all other public institutions, both online and offline. We
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wish to achieve this by pushing for a mandatory use of Open
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Standards and guaranteed platform-independent access to all
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materials required in the public educational system. This allows
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students and parents to use Free Software, enabling them to tap
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into their potential for personal growth and development, without
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being made dependent of a company. This activity was specifically
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aimed at the Dutch education sector.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/nledu/nledu.html" />
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<tag key="policy" />
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</activity>
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Software PDF readers for all major operating systems.
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</description>
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<link href="http://pdfreaders.org" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="awareness" />
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/publiccode/publiccode.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/publiccode.png" />
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<activityset>
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<activity date="2016-03-01" status="active">
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<title>Radio Lockdown Directive</title>
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<description>
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An EU regulation may make it impossible to install a custom piece
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of software on most radio devices like WiFi routers, smartphones,
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and embedded devices. It requires hardware manufacturers to
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implement a barrier that disallows users to install any software
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which has not been certified by them. We are working to avoid the
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expected negative implications on user rights and Free Software,
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security, fair competition, the environment, and charitable
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community initiatives.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/radiodirective/radiodirective.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/radiodirective.png" />
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<tags>
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</tags>
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</activity>
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<link href="/activities/reuse/reuse.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/reuse.png" />
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<activityset>
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<activity date="2013-11-01" status="active">
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<title>Router Freedom</title>
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<description>
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An EU regulation may make it impossible to install a custom piece
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of software on most radio devices like WiFi routers, smartphones,
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and embedded devices. It requires hardware manufacturers to
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implement a barrier that disallows users to install any software
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which has not been certified by them. We are working to avoid the
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expected negative implications on user rights and Free Software,
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security, fair competition, the environment, and charitable
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community initiatives.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/routers/routers.html" />
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<image url="/graphics/logos/routers.png" />
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<order priority="5" highlight="yes" />
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<tags>
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<tag key="policy" />
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</tags>
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developers from using the patented ideas.
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</description>
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<link href="/activities/swpat/swpat.html" />
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<title>We speak about Free Software</title>
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Free Software is often referred to as "Open Source". But we are
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convinced that Free Software is the better term: easier to
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understand, harder to abuse, well-defined, providing additional
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value, and offering freedom. We connected companies,
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organisations and even co-founders of the Open Source movement
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that prefer to use the term Free Software.
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</description>
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