Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure
The Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) is a non-profit organisation based in Munich, Germany, dedicated to establishing a free market in information technology, by the removal of barriers to competition. The FFII played a key organisational role and was very active in the campaign which resulted in the rejection of the EU software patent directive in July 2005. It was founded as a German registered association under the name Förderverein für eine Freie Informationelle Infrastruktur (FFII) e.V. in 1999 by developer and far-right politics activist Hartmut Pilch.
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Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure
The Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure (FFII) is a non-profit organisation based in Munich, Germany, dedicated to establishing a free market in information technology, by the removal of barriers to competition. The FFII played a key organisational role and was very active in the campaign which resulted in the rejection of the EU software patent directive in July 2005. It was founded as a German registered association under the name Förderverein für eine Freie Informationelle Infrastruktur (FFII) e.V. in 1999 by developer and far-right politics activist Hartmut Pilch.
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De Foundation for a Free Infor ...... vond plaats op 14 april 2004.
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Der Förderverein für eine Frei ...... ndern Schwesterorganisationen.
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Foundation for a Free Informat ...... and annat i Sverige (ffii.se).
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L'Association pour une infrast ...... priété attachés aux logiciels.
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The Foundation for a Free Info ...... litics activist Hartmut Pilch.
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The Foundation for a Free Info ...... d (Patented European webshop).
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Law, Freedom, Privacy
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Foundation
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FFII
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Benjamin Henrion
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over 1000
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Law, Freedom, Privacy
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Foundation
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De Foundation for a Free Infor ...... enten te legitimeren mislukte.
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Der Förderverein für eine Frei ...... ausgeschlossen werden können.
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Foundation for a Free Informat ...... and annat i Sverige (ffii.se).
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L'Association pour une infrast ...... priété attachés aux logiciels.
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The Foundation for a Free Info ...... litics activist Hartmut Pilch.
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The Foundation for a Free Info ...... d (Patented European webshop).
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Association pour une infrastructure de l'information libre
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FFII
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Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure
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Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure
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Foundation for a Free Information Infrastructure
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Förderverein für eine Freie Informationelle Infrastruktur
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