Software Freedom Law Center

SFLC Blog Archive: 2009

• The European Commission and Oracle-Sun
  December 14, 2009 by Eben Moglen
• The Anatomy of a Modern GPL Violation
  December 7, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• GPL Enforcement: Don't Jump to Conclusions, But Do Report Violations
  November 9, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Android/Linux's Future and Advancement of Mobile Software Freedom
  November 4, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Software Freedom on Mobile Devices
  October 26, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• “Open Core” Is the New Shareware
  October 19, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Denouncing vs. Advocating: In Defense of the Occasional Denouncement
  October 11, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Microsoft Releases GPL'd Software (Again): Does This Change Anything?
  July 29, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Microsoft Patent Aggression Continues Against Free Software
  July 17, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Black Duck Report is Meaningless Without Source Code
  July 6, 2009 by Aaron Williamson
• Considerations on Patents that Read on Language Infrastructure
  June 29, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Support Your Friendly Neighborhood FLOSS Charities
  May 12, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• If We Can't End Software Patents Tomorrow, What Should We Do In the Meantime?
  April 28, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Fork Well: It Could Be The Last, Best Hope for Community
  April 24, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• TomTom/Microsoft: A Wake-Up Call for GPLv3 Migration
  April 16, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Neary on Copyright Assignment: Some Thoughts
  April 8, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Scale 7x Keynote Redux
  March 17, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Welcome (Finally!) to the GCC Runtime Library Exception
  January 27, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• Launchpad's License Will Be AGPLv3
  January 15, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn
• LGPL'ing of Qt Will Encourage More Software Freedom
  January 14, 2009 by Bradley M. Kuhn