FSMK's stand on usage of proprietary social networks
    About Free Software Movement Karnataka (FSMK) FSMK, as an organization has evolved into a vibrant community of people from various sections of society bound by the common goal of a free society built with the power of freedom software-hardware-spectrum, in general, free technology. Today it has professional software developers, engineering...
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    28 Jan 2016
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    Successful completion of FSMK summer camp 2015
    The 7-day residential industry orientation camp(a.k.a. FSMK summer camp 2015) which was held from 20-26 July 2015 at Reva University concluded successfully. This is the fourth year that we are running this flagship programme. We had around 130 participants, 30+ volunteers from around 15 colleges spread across 8 districts of...
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    28 Jan 2016
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    FreedomHack 2016 Summary
    FSMK in association with Hacker Earth held a 24 hour long hackathon on Saturday and Sunday as a tribute to Aaron Swartz who lost his life in the fight to protect the openness of Internet and knowledge. This event is the first among a series of events that are planned...
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    12 Jan 2016
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    FreedomHack 2016
    FreedomHack 2016 is a 24 hour Hackathon which is being organised by Free Software Movement Karnataka (FSMK) in association with HackerEarth. FreedomHack 2016 is being organised in the memory of the late Aaron Swartz, an Internet activist who fought for the open and free Internet platform. You can read more...
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    07 Jan 2016
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    Protest against Facebook's Free Basics
    Today was a protest by ‪FSMK‬ activists. This is a part of the call by Free Software Movement of India to all its member organisations to ‪#‎SayNoToFreeBasics‬ and yes to ‪#‎NetNeutrality‬ From FSMK EC, Abhiram Ravikumar who is also a Mozilla rep, Ayesha Ishrath, Rameez Thonnakkal, Divya Thasma Shijil and...
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    02 Jan 2016
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    Press statement on Free Basics issue
    Facebook has launched a massive campaign in support of Free Basics program – which is a re­branded version of the infamous internet.org. The entire Free Basics fiasco is because the government is abdicating its responsibility of ensuring that the Internet remains a public utility. It has become essential for us...
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    01 Jan 2016
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