We all know (or know about)
Richard M. Stallmann, founder of and vociferous spokesman for the
Free Software Foundation. But the organization is far from a one-man band, and
Donald Robertson, their copyright administrator (and wearer of several other hats as well) is the person to turn to when you want to get into the murky depths of copyright and patent law. He's also somewhat of an expert on the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP), which
the FSF says, '...has a number of truly dangerous provisions that harm software freedom."
What can
you do to help stop this trade agreement that has gotten the FSF (
and the EFF, among others) up in arms? Don answers that question in the video (and accompanying transcript for those who would rather read than watch). And any unanswered questions will probably be taken care of in a second video interview with Mr. Robertson that we plan to run in the next day or two.