[CH-FSFE] Day Against DRM: DRM.info action in Zürich

Depuis que le président de la FSFE a émigré à Zürich (d'Allemagne), les choses
chauffent :)

Profitons de rappeler que [email protected] est une mailing-list
de la FSFE visant à des activités en Suisse, voire un chapter, à terme
de la FSFE. C'est aussi une plateforme de collaboration entre
associations suisses.

PS: pas de soutien direct ou indirect officiel du GULL, car cela n'a pas
été discuté au sein du comité -- information seulement.

----- Forwarded message from "Georg C. F. Greve" <[email protected]> -----

From: "Georg C. F. Greve" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Organisation: Free Software Foundation Europe
Subject: [CH-FSFE] Day Against DRM: DRM.info action in
	Zürich
Hi all,

Digital Restrictions Management (DRM) is a technology that affects all
users of computers, media players, mobile phones and other devices: It
imposes third-party restrictions on the users of a computer or other
device, with or without the users consent.

All of this happens without public discussion or awareness.

We thing that should change, which is why tomorrow, 3 October, is the
Day Against DRM. On this day, people in many cities around the world
will be making their concerns seen and heard, and we want to do the
same near Zürich's central station.

We ask you to invest tomorrow's lunch break into creating awareness
for a problem that many people have yet to realise exists. Here are
the coordinates:

    TUESDAY 3 OCTOBER 2006 from 11:30 until maximum 13:00

    NEXT to ZÜRICH HAUPTBAHNHOF -- near the Dataquest store

Meeting point: central station "Bahnhofquai" exit from 11:00.

FSFE's Zürich office Team will be supplying some signs and leaflets,
so all we need is your participation. Join us for a little more than
an hour and raise the flag for Digital Respect for the Masses!

Regards,
Georg

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Georg C. F. Greve                                 <[email protected]>
Free Software Foundation Europe	                 (http://fsfeurope.org)
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