Nov
19
2008
The new MacBook not only have reflective screens and miss a FireWire prot, but they also hide a stupid DRM locks in the video signal called HDCP. CrunchGear reports:
What is HDCP? It’s essentially a digital standard that tells your OS what you can display content on. If you connect your device to a project, as [...]
Tags: campaign, community, defectivebydesign, drm, fsf, hdcp, hdmi, member, playogg, support
Nov
13
2008
I had the feeling that 2008 was an important year for FSF. We’ve seen new campaigns take off, like End Software Patents and Support Open Document Format; the established campaigns Defective By Design, Play OGG, Expert Witness Fund have received good responses (if Google page rank is an indicator). We’ve seen also the first FSF [...]
Tags: campaign, community, defectivebydesign, drm, fsf, member, playogg, software patents, support
Jan
07
2008
Notizia di inizio 2008: Sony BMG sta pensando di vendere file musicali via internet senza schemi fastidiosi di restrizione, i Digital Restrictions Management. E così Sony si unisce alle altre aziende del settore: Universal, EMI e Warner che per indebolire Apple danno diritti ai loro clienti. Le major hanno capito che ci piace [...]
Tags: defectivebydesign, drm, fsf, tcp
Dec
17
2007
DefectivebyDesign.org posted a list of actions and campaigns activated and run by FSF in the past year. I really like what the strategy they put in place and the results so far. DefectivebyDesign brought the problem with Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) to a wider audience, reaching also Newsweek. I loved the [...]
Tags: badvista, community, defectivebydesign, drm, fsf, marketing