So after having planned some podcast projects, I finally started one of them. Its a show in spanish that talks about copyright, software, tech and legal news regarding our freedom.
Its been a very interesting project. We talk mostly about Mexican laws and events that affect our freedom through copyright or any tech or data law. We also talk about the free software movement in Mexico. Many people in this country seem to think that there are no legal advancement in the tech area, but there is, and it is greatly ignored. That’s why we decided to start this podcast, so there’s a place someone talk about these subjects and bring up conversations about that. Also to rise awareness of the free software movement and since its not too geeky-oriented, we use the space to talk about free alternatives to common proprietary software tools or software needs.
You can find the podcast at the Sociedad Libre website. We stream it live every Wednesday, and you can find the information on how to participate on the live show here.
I hope you enjoy it! And let us know what you think by leaving a comment.
The Started podcasting by Gabriel Saldaña, unless otherwise expressly stated, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.5 Mexico License.
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