On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 4:35 PM, Diego Saravia <[email protected]> wrote:
a) eliminar el copyright. que google publicite la causa
Pensé que esto no era posible. Pero me equivoqué. Aca tenes razón. Google ha hecho lobby publicamente para sacar o impedir que salgan ciertas leyes, como el tema de la "neutralidad de la red" (para que ciertos proveedores de contenidos o ISP no cobren extra en funcion de la pagina que uno visita). Digo esto porque acabo de leer sobre como Google hace ahora lobby a favor del casamiento gay en California (que lamentablemente la propuesta no ganó en las ultimas elecciones): "Coming the day after it announced layoffs and office closures, Google's California Supreme Court filing arguing for the overturn of Proposition 8, which asks the Court not to harm its ability to recruit and retain employees, certainly could have been better timed. Google's support of same-sex marriage puts it on the same page with Dan'l Lewin, Microsoft's man in Silicon-Valley, who joined other tech leaders last October to denounce Prop 8 in a full-page newspaper ad. But oddly, Microsoft HR Chief Mike Murray cited religious beliefs for his decision to contribute $100,000 to 'Yes On 8', surprising coming from the guy who had been charged with diversity and sensitivity training during his ten-year Microsoft stint. " Aca el blog de Google donde anuncian que siguen peleando por el derecho de los gays a casarse: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/01/supporting-equality.html Ahi explican porque eso es bueno para los negocios de Google.