It's very important that we stand up against these multibillion corporate interests who seek to dominate with their proprietary standards. And Linux, of course, being based on the freely cooperative labor of thousands of programmers and on the radically irreducible principle of open access to technical information, is as free as software gets.
Any user can modify it, and none can monopolize it.
Last week an anonymous source from within Russian government admitted that to new scheme, in which all webpages that have been updated no less than once a year would be considered mass media. Additionally, Leonid Reitman, the Russian minister of communication and information, has announced plans for a state-run system for issuing domain names. The development line in Asia almost identically follows that of the U.S., only it's 2-3 years behind. And catching up with lightning speed. Over the last several months, Dr. Laura has gone out of her way to scapegoat the gay and lesbian community for a host of societal ills.