Using examples from the past week alone, we show and we explain in simple terms how Microsoft is taking over “Open Source” using former employees, existing partners, Novell staff, and naïve/careless people who allow this to happen

These are only a few of the many resources that you can use to understand how important DFD is for you, even if, personally, you don't care at all about computers. The rest of this page, instead, explains how even a job offer from one of the greatest enemies of Document Freedom, Microsoft, proves the same point.

Microsoft's obey-or-be-ostracised method for daemonising and thus silencing opposition expands to GNU/Linux through former employees and other collaborators

Microsoft's tax evasion in the United States expands (robbing the American populating), whereas Chinese rules that suppress the population are upheld

Microsoft continues to express its commitment to open-source software, most recently at EclipseCon and the Open Source Business Conference.

This time, it's Facebook, which is apparently trying to bully the maker of a Greasemonkey script that cleans up your Facebook live feed by removing annoying app notices (such as all the crap your friends are doing in Farmville and Mafia Wars).

Microsoft's entryism in the European Commission is explained by David Hammerstein and other developments in Europe serve as a practical reminder

Why the article that exposed Miguel de Icaza's views was removed and why his defense of spin on these views is utterly flawed