Free Software Foundation Europa
Libre de Libertad
La Fundación para el Software Libre en Europa (FSFE) es una organización
sin ánimo de lucro y, en algunos países, una organización benéfica
dedicada al Software Libre. La
FSFE sostiene que las libertades de usar, estudiar, compartir y mejorar
el software son fundamentales para garantizar la igualdad de
participación en la era de la información. Trabajamos para crear
comprensión general y apoyo a la libertad del software en la política, el
derecho y la sociedad en general. También promovemos el desarrollo de
tecnologías como el sistema operativo GNU/Linux, que proporciona estas
libertades a todos los participantes en la sociedad digital.
El trabajo de la FSFE es posible gracias a muchas contribuciones individuales, en
particular las de la Fellowship de la FSFE.
Uno de los métodos para contribuir es
unirse ahora y animar a otros a hacer lo
mismo.
Últimas noticias
Freedom Food: FSFE to cook for its donors
2009-11-18
For this year's round of fund-raising, the Free Software
Foundation Europe (FSFE) has cooked up something special. The biggest donor
of 2009 will share a cooking session with FSFE's President and other
members of the organisation's executive team. FSFE is looking to raise
100,000 Euro during the last quarter of 2009.
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FSFE Newsletter - October 2009
2009-11-13
October has been a dense, vibrant and challenging month for FSFE.
We have done more work than will fit the limits of this letter.
For this reason, after reading the newsletter, please visit the
news section of our website to have a complete overview of our
work:
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FSFE to award 36 Fellowship grants over the next 12 months!
2009-11-09
Starting in November 2009, Free Software Foundation
Europe (FSFE) will award three people with a Fellowship grant every month
for the coming year. Everybody who is actively working for Free Software
but cannot afford the Fellowship contribution can apply for the grant.
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FSFE in battle for European interoperability
2009-11-09
FSFE has unleashed an advocacy push in order to prevent the
European Commission from hollowing out an important European
reference document on interoperability. A draft for a new version
of the European Interoperability Framework (EIF) leaked to the
press last week.
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Fellowship Interview with Leif-Jöran Olsson
2009-10-28
Leif-Jöran Olsson is a language technologist and XML enthusiast with a long history in the Swedish solidarity movement. I sat down for an interview with Leif-Jöran and asked him about his background, his education and the various projects he’s been involved in.
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Próximos eventos
Free Software World Conference, Cáceres, Spain
2009-12-01
2009-12-03
FSFE President Karsten Gerloff will give a speech about “Welcome to the
mainstream: Free Software in Europe” on December 2nd. The Free Software
World Conference is jointly organised by the Spanish regional governments
of Extremadura and Andalusia. The event is public.
European OpenSource and Free Software Law Event, Brussels, Belgium
2009-12-09
With the growing interest attached to Free Software law issues, the second edition of the EOLE will take place in Brussels, in the prestigious confines of the European Parliament. Among other specialists, Adriaan de Groot, FTF Coordinator, will hold a conference entitled "Use the Source -- but what is it?" The event is accessible on registration only.
Freedom Task Force ELN Workshop, Amsterdam, Netherlands
2010-04-08
2010-04-09
The Freedom Task Force, FSFE's legal and licensing department, will hold the third European Licensing and Legal Workshop on the 8th and 9th of April 2010 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. This conference will provide legal experts a forum for discussions on supply chain management, compliance procedures, licence management and other legal issues related to the growth of the European Free Software market.
There is limited space available at the event and attendance for non-network members is by invitation only.
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