Free Software - GPL Enforcement
1986-03-27 GNU Emacs General Public License
1987-03-20 GNU Emacs General Public License (clarified)
1988-02-11 GNU Emacs
General Public License (clarified)
1988-03-03 Changes
in General Public License
1988-04-14 Use and
development of proprietary software
1989-02-12 GNU
General Public License draft
1989-02-25 New General
Public License
1991-01-05 Latest
draft of library license
1991-01-13 Reverse
engineering and LGPL
1991-03-24 New version
of GPL, please comment
1991-06-03 GNU General
Public License Version 2
1991-06-29 Why the
library license
1992-03-23 Linux, GNU and the GPL - See
document
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1992-05-08 Executables
and anon ftp
1993-06-08 GNU, GPL and the future of Linux - See
document
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1993-07-02 GPL not
bypassed
1993-07-05 Effects
of the GPL More
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1994-01-04 CD-ROM
distributions and the GPL
1994-01-18 Linux distributions and the shadow password suite - See
document
1994-02-16 Specialix driver - See
document
1994-08-01 FSF licenses and Linux - See
document
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1995-04-21 Why do you call Linux "GNU/Linux"? - See
document
1995-12-14 GPL violation - See
document
1998-03-27 A statement
on NPL/MPL/GPL licensing issues
1998-11-03 Linux kernel in breach of GPL? - See
document
1999-02-01 Why
you shouldn't use the Library GPL for your next library
1999-08-14 Source
code for TiVO
2001-09-10 Enforcing the GNU GPL More
2003-06-07 Linksys wireless router, Linux, GPL violation - See
document
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2003-09-29 Linksys/Cisco
GPL violations
2004-10-01 Possible GPL violation of Linux in Amstrad's E3 videophone - See document
2005-06-09 GPL Version 3: Background to adoption More More
2006-01-12 GPLv3
launch More
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2006-01-20 GPLv3 and Linux - See
document
2006-01-30 Stallman
expresses concern about the possible "tivoization" of Linux
2006-02-08 GPLv3 update
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2006-03-18 The future
of Free Software [YouTube]
2006-07-27 Second
draft of revised GNU General Public License
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2006-09-22 The dangers and problems with GPLv3 - See
document
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2006-09-25 GPLv3:
recent misleading information
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2007-01-20 Open source researcher alerts Cisco to GPL issue - See
document
2007-03-28 Third discussion
draft of GPLv3 released
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2007-05-31 Why upgrade
to GPLv3 and "last call" draft
2007-06-09 Dual-licensing Linux Kernel with GPL V2 and GPL V3 - See
document
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2007-06-29 FSF releases
the GNU General Public License, version 3
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2007-07-05 Microsoft statement about GPLv3 - See
document
2007-08-28 Microsoft
cannot declare itself exempt from the requirements of GPLv3
2007-10-12
Interview with Richard
Stallman [OGG] [WMA]
2007-10-29 Copyleft
Capitalism: GPLv3 & Future of Software [YouTube]
2007-12-19 Interview
with Richard Stallman
2008-12-11 FSF Files Suit Against Cisco For GPL Violations More More [PDF]
2009-04-13 Stallman
discusses Free Software and GPLv3
2009-05-20 FSF Settles
Suit Against Cisco
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2013-02-03 FSF licensing policy challenges [WMA] More [PDF]
2015-03-05 VMware sued for failure to comply with the GPL - See
document
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2015-03-05 Software
Freedom Conservancy and Christoph Hellwig, GPL enforcement lawsuit
2015-03-05 VMware update to Mr. Hellwig's legal proceedings - See
document
2015-03-22 GPL enforcement, VMware lawsuit - Watch
video
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