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- Microsoft's Government Stranglehold Collapsing: As Expected, British Government Departments (Tax Authorities First) Dump Microsoft, Will Likely Embrace ODF; India and Sweden Likewise
- Full Translation of Süddeutsche Zeitung Article About Blackhat Tactics (Keyloggers) in EPO
- EPO Surveillance, Threats, and Patronisation of Dutch Legal System Covered in Dutch Article From De Volkskrant
- European Patent Office (EPO) Now Uses Keyloggers to Spy on Staff
- When the European Patent Office Lost in Court and Refused to Obey the Law: An Analysis
- EPO May be Creating Its Own Lawless NSA (or GCHQ) With Control Risks Group Deal
- PATENT Act Comes to US Senate, But It's Corporations-Leaning, Just Like Senate
- Links 8/6/2015: Red Hat Upgraded, Debian 8.1 is Out
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