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Free Software Magazine: "Many people were walking around with DefectiveByDesign stickers"
Posted On: Tue, 2006-08-22 06:22 by PeterB
More than one thousand technologists in San Francisco wore DefectiveByDesign stickers proclaming their stance against DRM - that for free software developers DRM represents an attack on Freedom #1, the freedom to modify the code.
David Sugar reports from the conference: "Many people were walking around with DefectiveByDesign stickers.... I love this particular campaign. In fact, I believe it is one of the best grass-roots activist efforts the FSF has undertaken in recent years."
Read the full report at the free software magazine
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