FSF: International Day Against DRM, New Interns and Friday Free Software Directory IRC Meetup
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Take action on the International Day Against DRM this September 18th
Defective by Design (DbD) is a participatory and grassroots campaign run by the Free Software Foundation (FSF). DbD raises awareness about devices and media encumbered by Digital Restrictions Management (DRM), showing what they really are: Defective by Design. DRM is the practice of placing technological restrictions on digital media, and we're working together to eliminate it as a threat to freedom for computer users, as well as a threat to privacy for readers, viewers, and those making art, media, and more.
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Introducing David Hedlund, intern with the FSF tech team
Hi, I'm David Hedlund. I'm working as an intern with the FSF tech team this summer.
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Introducing Sonali, Outreachy summer intern with Free Software Foundation
I have been accepted as an intern with the Free Software Foundation for the next three months. My internship is scheduled from May 28th to August 14th 2018.
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Friday Free Software Directory IRC meetup time: June 15th starting at 12:00 p.m. EDT/16:00 UTC
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