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+ Timeline - Working for Free Software since 2001 - FSFE
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+ FSFE - Working for Free Software since 2001
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+ Since 2001, FSFE has been promoting and defending all aspects of software freedom in Europe.
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+ Our work can be devided in four oftenly intertwined categories, represented on the timeline below. "Internal" presents the work accomplished to have a solid structure, carrying efficently the rest of FSFE's actions. "Policy" brings together successes brought by a continous involvement in local, national and European law making process. "Legal" presents the achievements of the legal team, and "Public" lists the largest steps of our general advocacy work and campaigns.
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+ 02 2005 Creation of the Fellowship of FSFE
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+ 04 2001 Foundation of FSFE
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+ 04 2010 German Merrit Cross on Ribbon for FSFE's founding president
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+ 12 2008 First Fellowship representative joins GA
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+ 05 2004 Definition of Open Standards
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+ 11 2012 German Government's White Paper on Secure Boot
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+ 11 2006 Launch of FSFE's Legal Team
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+ 12 2011 German court vindicates GPL in AVM case
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+ 05 2004 Action week against Software patents
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+ 03 2008 Document Freedom Day campaign launched
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+ 02 2009 Launch of the PDFReaders campaign
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+ 02 2007 Fiduciary Licence Agreement
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+ 03 2012 Launch of Free Your Android
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+ 05 2010 FSFE is awarded the Theodor Heuss Medal
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+ 09 2013 First European Coordinators Meeting
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+ 06 2013 German parliament unanimous against Software Patents
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+ 11 2012 Analysis of warranty after flashing phones
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+ 09 2007 Winning Microsoft antitrust case
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+ 06 2012 Promoting fair public procurement in Finland
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+ 06 2009 Karsten Gerloff is elec- ted as new president
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+ 07 2003 Launch of Education Task Force
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+ 02 2012 First "Hacking for compliance" workshop
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+ 06 2005 Karlsruhe Memorandum against Software Patents
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+ 11 2005 Intervening EC's antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft
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+ 02 2008 First European Free Software Licensing and Legal Workshop
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+ 10 2006 DRM.info campaign launched
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+ 02 2010 I love Free Software
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+ 11 2001 We speak about Free Software campaign
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+ 11 2013 FSFE starts TheyDon'tWantYou.To
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+ 02 2012 FSFE warns US Department of Justice
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+ FSFE releases the FLA to ensure legal maintainability of Free Software projects and rights in court. In 2008, KDE is adopting it as well
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+ After an intense campaign by FSFE and many other organisations, the European Parliament rejects the new Software Patent initiative
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+ The FSFE helps the UK government set one of Europe's strongest policies on Open Standards
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+ After many talks and expert meetings, the German Parliament unanimously approved the joint motion which included nearly all of FSFE's core demands
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+ To inform citizens, economists and politicians about the harmful consequences of the Software Patent initiative, FSFE initiates panel discussions and several demonstrations
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+ Established and operating in close collaboration with gpl-violations.org, "FSFE Legal" educates and supports Free Software developers with the legal aspects, including enforcement in the case of licence violations
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+ Under the slogan "Your devices don't trust you", FSFE starts a campaign to inform about the dangers of controlling private media usage
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+ In the lawsuit between Cybits and AVM, the courtvindicates the GNU GPL. This confirms our view and the work we have done to strengthen the freedom given by the usage of Free Software licences
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+ FSFE refines Open Standards definition which will be adopted by many organisations and companies in Europe
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+ Georg C. F. Greve becomes the founder and first president of the Free Software Foundation Europe - sister organisation of FSF
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+ Device owners should be in full control of their devices, says Ministry of Interior, echoing FSFE's core demands
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+ For the federal elections in Germany, FSFE asks political parties about their political opinions regarding Free Software, Open Standards and ideas for more freedom
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+ Georg C. F. Greve receives this high award for his work on Free Software
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+ After 8 very successful years, Georg Greve resigns as President of the FSFE and Karsten Gerloff carries on his good work. The former president remains as a volunteer in FSFE
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+ Fellows are given two seats in the FSFE's General Assembly enhancing their democratic weight inside the FSFE. Representatives are elected by majority vote of all Fellows
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+ In order to improve the access to Free Software in education, FSFE volunteers build a team of experts to focus on this issue
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+ From 2004 until its conclusion in 2007, FSFE works hard on the case with the Samba team to protect the interests of Free Software developers. Microsoft is now required to publish interoperability information
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+ At this workshop, FSFE trains volunteers to identify and prove GPL violations in embedded devices
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+ Most smartphones come with non-free software and some restrictions. FSFE starts a campaign to help users free their phones and use Free Software apps
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+ FSFE activists in Finland analyse hundreds of procurement notices, and contact public bodies that put Free Software at a disadvantage
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+ FSFE's Legal team clarifies that flashing your phone in order to install Free Software doesn't void your warranty in the EU
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+ The EIF is a set of interoperability guidelines with a pan-European scope. FSFE critically observes its evolution and the influence of lobby groups for proprietary software vendors
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+ European Free Software advocates can now become supporting members of FSFE and use its infrastructure to promote and spread the vision of FSFE
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+ FSFE receives the Theodor Heuss medal for its work on freedom in the information society
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+ Fellowship Coordinators from all over Europe meet in Berlin for the first time to exchange knowledge and discuss future strategies
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+ Nearly 40 organisations and over 220 individuals take a stand against the Software Patents directive before its second reading in the European Parliament
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+ The European Commission imposes a EUR 561 million fine on Microsoft for violating the web browser settlement. FSFE had warned of the settlement's lack of a monitoring mechanism
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+ In order to support the fight against Software Patents, FSFE files an application for leave to intervene in this important case
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+ FSFE offers a workshop focused on medium to large projects and enterprises to discuss their existing licence compliance processes. Our legal experts and external partners help to deliver training and consultancy for Free Software
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+ FSFE warns US competition regulators about faulty competition settlement regarding sale of Nortel patent portfolio. The lawsuit occurs in November 2013, as Rockstar sues Google over Android.
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+ Microsoft tried to make OOXML an Open Standard. This implementation lacks interoperability information and can be considered as an attempt to undermine Open Standards. By informing about this issue MS-OOXML did not establish well enough to be a danger anymore
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+ For the first time, FSFE promotes this international day to celebrate and show support for access to information and Open Standards. So far it is FSFE's biggest campaign
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+ Many websites from public administrations advertise proprietary PDF readers to their users in order to read their documents. This is unfair advertising of an US software company. FSFE, on the other hand, informs about free PDF readers and contacts public institutions to tell them about it. More than 600 institutions have since removed their non-free ads
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+ Every Valentine's Day, FSFE calls on Free Software users to show their love and respect to the developers of the Software they use every day
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+ FSFE explains the advantage of the term Free Software instead of "Open Source". Several companies and Bruce Perens supported the campaign
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+ Together with worldwide partner organisations, FSFE highlights the digital restrictions that we face in our lives
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