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Free Software Foundation gets new exec director

As Stallman and co get ready for updated GPL version 2

Tags: stallman, fsf

By Jo Best

Published: 16 February 2005 12:00 GMT

The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has appointed a new executive director. Peter Brown will take up the position.

Outgoing executive director Bradley Kuhn has left to take up the role of CTO at the Software Freedom Law Centre, in order to take up a more technical position.

New executive director Brown will work closely with the president of the pro-GNU/Linux group, Richard Stallman.

Brown had previously worked as head of the FSF's General Public Licence (GPL) Compliance Lab. The FSF expects to release an updated GPL version 2, designed to govern how free software is copied, redistributed and altered, around May.

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