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Free Speech... Recognition (Linux, Windows and Mac) - voxforge.org

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diveintomark.com - Freedom 0

superb. elegant summary of the problem of increasingly restrictive licence-creep/negative-functionality-creep

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SourceForge.net: simon

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simon listens: Home

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Home - voxforge.org

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free_culture

Lawrence Lessig's talk on Free Culture from OSCON 2002

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Emacspeak --The Complete Audio Desktop

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GPLv3 - Transcript of Richard Stallman from the second international GPLv3 conference, Porto Alegre, Brazil; 2006-04-21

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GPLv3 - Transcript of Richard Stallman from the fifth international GPLv3 conference, Tokyo, Japan; 2006-11-21

Transcript of Richard Stallman's presentation made at the fifth international GPLv3 conference, organised by FSIJ and AIST in Tokyo, Japan.

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http://www.gnu.org/events/rms-nyu-2001-transcript.txt

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Richard Stallman on GPLv3

Transcript of Richard Stallman from the fifth international GPLv3 conference, Tokyo, Japan; 2006-11-21

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Home - voxforge.org

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Home - voxforge.org

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Home - voxforge.org

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Slashdot | Improving Open Source Speech Recognition

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speak: speech synthesis

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Richard Stallman: "The Future of Free Software "

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GPLv3 - Transcript of Ricard Stallman in Torino (Turin), Italy

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speech synthesis: Information From Answers.com

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CMU Sphinx Group Open Source Speech Recognition Engines

The Sphinx Group at Carnegie Mellon University is committed to releasing the long-time, DARPA-funded Sphinx projects widely, in order to stimulate the creation of speech-using tools and applications, and to advance the state of the art both directly in speech recognition, as well as in related areas including dialog systems and speech synthesis.