MJ Ray wrote: > "Pete Harlow" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> A chance to tell the BBC that you won't... >> http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thread.jspa?threadID=5388&&edition=2&ttl=20070130133953 > > You might also like to remind them that you dislike the BBC's Windows > encouragements like WMP, Real and its iMP. Support Ogg Theora! > > Regards,
That's a good idea. I also sent them a message asking them to consider using 'GNU/Linux' instead of 'Linux', and 'free software' instead of 'open source', but I haven't got a reply yet, if I'm going to. They completely ignore the free software movement, even when reporting on things directly related to it. For example, there was no mention of it in the article about the Free Ryzom campaign and how that relates to their much-written-about 'open source', even though the campaign used the term 'free software' exclusively. At one point I also asked them to stop being so biased towards the big media companies when talking about copyright infringement, and to stop calling it "piracy", considering that they're supposed to be neutral, and they get most of their money from the TV Licence, which is unrelated to copyright. They responded to that one, saying they'll keep calling it that, because the dictionary, the media, the "pirates" themselves and the law call it that. It's fair enough that's in the dictionary, but I'm pretty doubtful that many lawyers and judges use that kind of smear word. Guy _______________________________________________ gNewSense-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnewsense-users
