What if there were a network of computers all over the world that operated outside government or corporate control? As Daniel Sieberg reports, that is the premise for the so-called “freedom box”.
“It began as a moral question. […] But it becomes along the way also a window into the economic organization of the human society in the 21st century.”
Eben Moglen, chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center, gives a keynote at the October 2006 Plone conference in Seattle.
“It began as a moral question. […] But it becomes along the way also a window into the economic organization of the human society in the 21st century.”
Eben Moglen, chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center, gives a keynote at the October 2006 Plone conference in Seattle.
“It began as a moral question. […] But it becomes along the way also a window into the economic organization of the human society in the 21st century.”
Eben Moglen, chairman of the Software Freedom Law Center, gives a keynote at the October 2006 Plone conference in Seattle.
