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Shaping laws, regulations, norms, and standard practices—policies—to promote the interests of developers and good social outcomes from the software revolution.

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  1. há 23 horas

    ICYMI "Standing by developers through Google v. Oracle" now on the GitHub blog. Added: links to oral arguments, a key brief from computer scientists, and a history of copyright, the software industry, and APIs

    Google v. Oracle will shape developer opportunity years to come. The U.S. Supreme Court should stand by developers and uphold their right to reimplement APIs, transfer skills, and innovate without interference.
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    9 de out.

    * Personal update * I’ve started a new role at ! drives collaboration on software, open source, and AI research. I’m excited to shape public policy globally to promote developers and their collaboration. If you have ideas on how we can help, please reach out!

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  3. 7 de out.

    Collaborative software development relies on legal safe harbors, and GitHub advocates to protect them as part of our commitment to protecting developers’ freedoms to build, create, and innovate. Learn more about legal safe harbors in our blog:

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  4. 7 de out.

    "It took 7 years of back and forth and special permission from the Supreme Court of the United States to open this github repo, so we're happy today."

    Public Resource and our good friends at are pleased to announce that the Official Code of Georgia Annotated is now a github repo! ht
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  5. 6 de out.

    Google v. Oracle will shape developer opportunity years to come. The U.S. Supreme Court should stand by developers and uphold their right to reimplement APIs, transfer skills, and innovate without interference.

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    1 de set.

    This U.S. election season GitHub is encouraging our employees and developers in the U.S. to register, vote, and help run elections. Here are some resources

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  7. 2 de jul.

    The helps developers work on open source tools that protect privacy & security for the most vulnerable. Many of us rely on infrastructure they've supported. We're proud to join the call to & (and you can too).

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  8. 24 de jun.

    . has been there to support open source security and fight for internet freedom. Many of us rely on tools OTF has supported, and now OTF needs our help. GitHub signed telling Congress to support OTF. You can too.

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  9. 21 de abr.

    Immigrants have always been vital to the US economy and to GitHub. Potential exec order to “temporarily suspend immigration” adds uncertainty and anguish for developers, will slow recovery and hinder innovation. We need immigrants to get us through this & help us move forward.

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    1 de abr.

    Calling all technologists and ops specialists: California needs you! We’re looking for technologists and ops specialists who are excited and passionate about helping government better serve people.

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    21 de fev.

    Nominate a top tech thinker for our Congressional Innovation Scholars Program:

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  12. 20 de fev.

    It’s time for our annual transparency report: a by-the-numbers look at how we handle requests for user info and content removal, and an important part of our commitment to transparency and free expression.

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  13. 29 de jan.

    Public policy & open source? We'll be there. This Friday in Brussels, at the pre- 2020 EU Open Source Policy Meeting. Details and RSVP at

    EVENT: EU Open Source Policy Meeting 2020 (Pre-FOSDEM) With the EU's attention increasingly being directed towards we invite OSS stakeholders to be part of the conversation. 📅 31 Jan 2020, 09h-13h 📍Fondation Universitaire, Brussels
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  14. 16 de jan.

    GitHub joined an amicus brief with 100+ US companies opposing implementation of the Final Rule on Ground of Inadmissibility, which could bar 56% of legal immigrants—devastating for developer opportunity and the software industry.

    Today Boundless Immigration filed an amicus brief against the rule. Thanks to and more than 100 U.S. companies for signing on in support of legal immigration.
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  15. 7 de jan.

    Developers in India—we're joining in asking to rethink rules that would affect how developers work and could fragment the internet, and to ask that the public be able to weigh in to help keep the internet open and empowering

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  16. 26 de nov. de 2019

    GitHub is proud to join the amicus brief defending the program which allows international graduates of U.S. colleges opportunity to work in the U.S. Their diverse experiences help U.S. businesses lead in development of software and other tech that serves the world.

    JUST IN: , U.S. Business Community File Amicus Brief in Support of Optional Practical Training (OPT) Read more:
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  17. 25 de nov. de 2019

    Contract for the Web is a roadmap for an inclusive future which every human can help build, and from which every human can benefit = more opportunity for more developers to build great software that serves humanity. Developers & policymakers must work together to make it happen.

    If we fail to defend the free and open web, we risk a digital dystopia of entrenched inequality and abuse of rights. We must act now. Join me in backing the Contract for the Web — a global plan of action for the .
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  18. 15 de nov. de 2019

    We've opened a notice and comment period (made pull requests in github/site-policy) for our Privacy Statement and Acceptable Use Policies. Also learn about other updates to our legal terms, and a reminder our policies are openly licensed for reuse.

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  19. 11 de nov. de 2019

    California’s new law () goes into effect January 2020. Learn how GitHub is complying and extending privacy protections for developers, and also how you can prepare (tl;dr—don’t sell personal information) and contribute to the rules.

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  20. 9 de out. de 2019

    We believe in empowering developers around the world. We also believe in basic human rights and treating people with respect and dignity. Our perspective on immigration policy and how we plan to advocate for change.

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