MPEGLA makes H264 video royaltyfree forever as long as its freely distributed

The H.264 codec that makes a good deal of digital video possible has actually been free to use (under certain conditions) for many years, but following recent controversies over the future of web video, rightholders have agreed to extend that freedom in perpetuity.

Whereas originally standards organization MPEG-LA had said it wouldn't collect royalties from those freely distributing AVC/H.264 video until 2016, the limitless new timeframe may mean

Source:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/26/mpeg-la-makes-h-264-video-royalty-free-forever-as-long-as-its/

Surprise ImmigrantHating Arizona Protects Mosques Freedom

It turns out that there is a state in the union that has enacted a broad standard of religious equality that would fully allow for the development of religious community structures such as the Cordoba House in downtown New York City, without regard to the religion of the organizers.

This center of enlightenment and civil libertarianism is none othe

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http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/08/freedom-of-churches-and-mosques-protected-inarizona.php

Watchmen on the Walls

Our overly centralized nationalist government, though limited at its inception, has grown through the accretion of time and tradition ultimately becoming that which it was never meant to be: a colossus standing with its steel boot upon the throat of freedom.

Meanwhile, history is a powerful tool in the hands of the watchmen on the wall.

Source:
http://www.dakotavoice.com/2010/07/watchmen-on-the-walls/

What is Freedom Nullify Now

"when the government makes a law that says that one person must pay the medical bills of another, or purchase a product that he does not consent to purchase, then it is the government that is the aggressor."

Source:
http://www.nullifynow.com/2010/07/what-is-freedom/

Sandbox Games and Their Potential

Sandbox games are quickly becoming one of the most popular genres of games.

There is just something about an open world (and the freedom associated with it) that attracts gamers of all types.

Source:
http://www.explicitgamer.com/article/save-sandbox-games-and-their-potential