Metamorphosis is marking the Safer Internet Day by reminding the citizens about the fundamental principles and scientific results, holding a public lecture and participating in public debates.
Two thousand open source applications for the public sectorThe European Union's Open Source Observatory and Repository (OSOR.eu) as of today is offering public administrations access to more than two thousand free and open source applications. ЕДРИ | 9.2.2010 |
Commissioner Kroes on net neutralityOn 14 January 2010, Neelie Kroes, the former Competition commissioner, had her interview in front of the Internal Market and Industries committees of the European Parliament (EP) as designated for the... ЕДРИ | 4.2.2010 |
Italy wants a licence for uploading videos on the InternetThe Italian Government intends to introduce a new decree that would require people who upload videos onto the Internet to get authorization from the Communications Ministry just like television broadc... ЕДРИ | 1.2.2010 |
OSCE asks Turkey to change the laws allowing Internet blockingOSCE (Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe) Media Freedom representative Miklos Haraszti asked the Turkish Government on 18 January to change their Internet law in order to observe OSCE... ЕДРИ | 29.1.2010 |
Обележан Европскиот ден на заштита на личните податоциНа 28-ми јануари, во периодот од 10 до 14 часот, граѓаните на Република Македонија имаа можност да се информираат за прашања од областа на приватноста во ЕУ Инфоцентарот. Настанот го организираше и сп... Македонија | 28.1.2010 |
The Public Domain ManifestoA new public manifest called the Public Domain Manifesto was launched on 25 January 2010, as a document developed within COMMUNIA, the European Thematic Network on the Digital Public Domain, during th... ЕДРИ | 28.1.2010 |
An Irish law for a DNA DatabaseThe Irish Government has announced that it will publish legislation this week to set up a national DNA database. ЕДРИ | 26.1.2010 |
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| Wednesday, 13 August 2008 12:34 |
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The Polish Ministry of National Education is advising schools and
universities to use Open Source software. The recommendation comes at
the end of a volunteer campaign to help schools switch to Open Source.
The Ministry recommended in a statement that schools and universities use OpenOffice. The application suite is sufficiently mature and advanced to be used for teaching and for office use in education and science institutes. "OpenOffice can successfully substitute proprietary applications and will result in significant savings on licenses." Source: Open Source Observatory "PL: Ministry of Education recommends Open Source" 5 August, 2008 |