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Many Are Moving to GNU/Linux, So Microsoft is Trying to Make it
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The Increasing Danger of Back Doors in Standards and Binary Blobs
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Microsoft Perception Management Continues at 'New' Slashdot
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Patent Troll Nokia Pretends to Have Real Products by Ripping Off Android
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Sending Letters to Stop Microsoft's Attack on Real Standards in
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Richard Stallman Explains His Account in Identi.ca and Distributed Social Networks
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Netflix Killed the Free Web With DRM, Now Kills Net Neutrality
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Intelligence Abuses: Ombudsman Spied on, Phone Data Sold, Bugging by Media, Espionage, Monarchy, PRISM, Lawsuits...
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Zeitgeist of Human Rights: Dissent and Journalism as Terrorism, Death Penalty for Suspicion, Torture Without Borders
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