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How can we judge if a company in an enemy, a partial ally, or whatever?
A lot of companies contribute to free software projects, but also lobby for laws that make free software illegal (patents), or push technologies that exclude free software (DRM). So, what are the criteria?
(See the template at the end of this page that you can use for starting a new page about a company)
==Software patents== ===Lobbying legislators and courts=== ===Aggressive use (in court or by threats)=== ===Participation in aggressive coalitions=== == Digital Restrictions Management (DRM)== ===Lobbying legislators and courts=== ===Implementing and promoting it=== ==Software== ===Projects contributed to=== ==Public statements (FUD or support)==Retrieved from "https://libreplanet.org/wiki?title=Judging_companies_actions_regarding_software_freedom&oldid=30280"
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