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YouTube Launches Video Editor 65

Posted by CmdrTaco from the append-chipmunk-to-everything dept.
Jamie noticed that YouTube has announced a built-in video editor that lets you actually edit video online. The editor lets you manipulate video you've uploaded to your own account.

Comment Software Freedom Conservancy (Score 1) 374

by madder (#32318214) Attached to: Do Build Environments Give Companies an End Run Around the GPL?
If the firmware includes any software that is a member project of the Software Freedom Conservancy (here's a list), which it almost certainly does because 99% of these devices include BusyBox, send mail to conservancy@softwarefreedom.org and tell them about the device. They will start the process of making sure the vendor is complying with the necessary requirements of the licenses.
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Stimulus Bill Contains Net Neutrality Provision 129

Posted by Soulskill from the art-of-vagueness-and-obfuscation dept.
visible.frylock writes "Cnet is reporting that the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (PDF), currently in the House Appropriations Committee, contains Net Neutrality provisions: 'The so-called stimulus package hands out billions of dollars in grants for broadband and wireless development, primarily in what are called "unserved" and "underserved" areas. ... The catch is that the federal largesse comes with Net neutrality strings attached. ... recipients must operate broadband and high-speed wireless networks on an "open access basis." The FCC, soon to be under Democratic control, is charged with deciding what that means. Congress didn't see fit to include a definition.' The broadband grants appear to begin in SEC. 3101 (pg. 49) of the PDF."

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