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Tag Archives: Eben-Moglen
Blackboard Patent Celebrity Death Match
I note with satisfaction that Eben Moglen’s keynote speech [MP3] and debate with Matthew Small [MP3] have already been reported and commented on in a number of places. (See, for example, Seb’s analysis.) This pleases me for two reasons. First, … Continue reading
Eben Moglen Weighs in on Blackboard
Here’s a late-breaking item from the Sakai Foundation: In the wake of recent efforts to limit the free and open sharing of innovation for online learning, the Sakai Foundation has retained the Software Freedom Law Center (SFLC), an organization directed … Continue reading
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