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Australia gears up for Software Freedom Day 2008
Free and Open Source Software zealots in Australia will celebrate Software Freedom Day 2008 with free software, CDs and seminars this month.
Liz Tay
Sep 8 2008 1:53PM
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ODF backers celebrate Document Freedom Day
Supporters of the Open Document Format (ODF) took to the streets yesterday in celebration of Document Freedom Day 2008..
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Mar 28 2008 6:49AM
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Freedom for remote workers
Clientless virtual private networks (VPNs) have made go-anywhere remote working viable for a far greater number of companies, because they rein in the costs without compromising security.
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Mar 14 2005 11:34AM
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