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<a id="moreinfo" href="/projects/ftf/ftf.html">Freedom Task Force</a>
<h1>About the Freedom Task Force</h1>
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The Freedom Task Force (FTF) helps individuals, projects and businesses
understand Free Software licensing and the opportunities that it
presents. We have a physical office in Zurich, Switzerland and our
responsibilities are education, training, consultancy, fiduciary services
and licence enforcement. The FTF coordinates FSFE's legal activities and
manages the Foundation's interaction with issues like the European
Commission versus Microsoft anti-trust case.
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<h2>Education</h2>
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The FTF can answer questions, provide training and help implement best
practices. We offer a variety of services to individuals, projects and
businesses.
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<h2>Training</h2>
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The FTF offers individual training, training seminars and complete
training courses on Free Software licensing issues. Please contact us
for prices and availability.
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<h2>Consultancy</h2>
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The FTF offers consultancy services at FSFE's Zurich office for 150 Euro
per hour. There is a special rate of 100 Euro per hour for companies
with Fellowship members among their employees.
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<h2>Fiduciary services</h2>
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The FTF can help consolidate copyright under the Fiduciary Licence
Agreement (FLA). We can also act as the legal guardian of Free Software
projects.
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<h2>Licence enforcement</h2>
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The FTF works in partnership with gpl-violations.org and both commercial
and non-commercial stakeholders to resolve licensing issues in Europe.
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<h2>Our People</h2>
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The FTF has a full-time coordinator and operates pan-European networks of
legal and technical experts. When necessary we form ad-hoc teams of
specialists to deal with specific issues. The FTF recommends qualified
legal experts by request.
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<h2>Our Methods</h2>
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We believe in positive engagement and constructive dialogue. We seek to
bring stakeholders together and to work for the long-term benefit of Free
Software.
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<h2>Our Goals</h2>
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To collect, analyse and share legal knowledge about Free Software.
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To bring together Free Software legal and technical experts.
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To safeguard the interests of Free Software projects and businesses.
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To work with other groups and help them achieve similar goals.
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<h2>Our Website</h2>
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You can learn more at our website:
<a href="http://www.fsfe.org/ftf">http://www.fsfe.org/ftf</a>
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Free Software Foundation Europe<br/>
Linienstrasse 141, 10115 Berlin, Germany<br/>
E-Mail: ftf@fsfeurope.org<br/>
For local contact see: http://www.fsfe.org/ftf/contact.en.html<br/>
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