Comments on: Mozilla isn’t a socially responsible business (it’s better) http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/ Tue, 03 Jan 2012 18:52:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: PeterMontee http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-66363 PeterMontee Thu, 02 Jul 2009 21:18:19 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-66363 I congratulate, it seems excellent idea to me is I congratulate, it seems excellent idea to me is

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]]> By: clairebu.com » … une entreprise socialement responsable http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-30051 clairebu.com » … une entreprise socialement responsable Wed, 04 Jul 2007 16:04:46 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-30051 [...] Democracy Player est à mon sens un des outils/application/communauté/chaîne de diffusion vidéo des plus intéressants disponible et développé actuellement. Voici qu’un des derniers articles de leur blogue, “Mozilla isn’t a socially responsible business (it’s better)”, vient d’être traduit en français. Une belle contribution qui précise avec justesse ce qui devrait être compris lorsque l’on parle de responsabilité sociale en général. Et c’est valable pour de nombreux secteurs à l’heure des hamburgers bio-équitables et autres gazons sans OGMs, trop souvent prétextes à mauvais commerce… [...] [...] Democracy Player est à mon sens un des outils/application/communauté/chaîne de diffusion vidéo des plus intéressants disponible et développé actuellement. Voici qu’un des derniers articles de leur blogue, “Mozilla isn’t a socially responsible business (it’s better)”, vient d’être traduit en français. Une belle contribution qui précise avec justesse ce qui devrait être compris lorsque l’on parle de responsabilité sociale en général. Et c’est valable pour de nombreux secteurs à l’heure des hamburgers bio-équitables et autres gazons sans OGMs, trop souvent prétextes à mauvais commerce… [...]

]]> By: DEMOCRACY: INTERNET TV BLOG » French version of Mozilla post (and please add translations, if you’d like) http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-30043 DEMOCRACY: INTERNET TV BLOG » French version of Mozilla post (and please add translations, if you’d like) Wed, 04 Jul 2007 15:16:27 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-30043 [...] I’ve had a lot of positive response to my recent post about Mozilla and ‘corporate social responsibility’, Mozilla isn’t a socially responsible business (it’s better). [...] [...] I’ve had a lot of positive response to my recent post about Mozilla and ‘corporate social responsibility’, Mozilla isn’t a socially responsible business (it’s better). [...]

]]> By: Sans savoir… » Mozilla, société servant le bien public ?! http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-30023 Sans savoir… » Mozilla, société servant le bien public ?! Wed, 04 Jul 2007 12:27:02 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-30023 [...] Je vous invite à lire la traduction de l’article Mozilla isn’t a socially responsible business (it’s better) sur Standblog, le blogue de Tristant Nitot. Cet article, écrit par Nicholas Neville et traduit par le groupe de travail Framalang (plus d’informations au début de la traduction) est une réponse à l’article de Seth Bindernagel intitulé Mozilla as a Socially Responsible Business (Mozilla, une entreprise socialement responsable) et explique pourquoi, selon Nicholas, Mozilla est plus que cela en étant une société servant le bien public et non pas une entreprise socialement responsable, terme réducteur pour elle. Je trouve cette différence particulièrement intéressante. entreprise, firefox, framalang, logiciel libre, mozilla, social, standblog Trackback URL [...] [...] Je vous invite à lire la traduction de l’article Mozilla isn’t a socially responsible business (it’s better) sur Standblog, le blogue de Tristant Nitot. Cet article, écrit par Nicholas Neville et traduit par le groupe de travail Framalang (plus d’informations au début de la traduction) est une réponse à l’article de Seth Bindernagel intitulé Mozilla as a Socially Responsible Business (Mozilla, une entreprise socialement responsable) et explique pourquoi, selon Nicholas, Mozilla est plus que cela en étant une société servant le bien public et non pas une entreprise socialement responsable, terme réducteur pour elle. Je trouve cette différence particulièrement intéressante. entreprise, firefox, framalang, logiciel libre, mozilla, social, standblog Trackback URL [...]

]]> By: Tristan http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-30018 Tristan Wed, 04 Jul 2007 11:45:22 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-30018 Nicholas, A group of volunteers have kindly done a translation of your article. It's now in French on my own blog: http://standblog.org/blog/post/2007/07/04/Mozilla-nest-pas-une-entreprise-socialement-responsable-cest-mieux Nicholas,

A group of volunteers have kindly done a translation of your article. It’s now in French on my own blog:

http://standblog.org/blog/post/2007/07/04/Mozilla-nest-pas-une-entreprise-socialement-responsable-cest-mieux

]]> By: Nicholas Reville http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-29853 Nicholas Reville Mon, 02 Jul 2007 13:12:30 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-29853 Tristan, good idea-- i'll do that! Tristan, good idea– i’ll do that!

]]> By: Tristan http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-29828 Tristan Mon, 02 Jul 2007 12:19:51 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-29828 Nicholas, your article is really impressive. Would you mind me asking volunteers to localize it into French (and potentially other languages)? I won't promise it will happen (volunteers do what they want, when they want), but having the green light from you may trigger a translation. --Tristan Nitot (Mozilla Europe) Nicholas, your article is really impressive. Would you mind me asking volunteers to localize it into French (and potentially other languages)? I won’t promise it will happen (volunteers do what they want, when they want), but having the green light from you may trigger a translation.

–Tristan Nitot (Mozilla Europe)

]]> By: Nicholas Reville http://blog.getmiro.com/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/comment-page-1/#comment-29094 Nicholas Reville Sun, 24 Jun 2007 20:14:19 +0000 http://www.getmiro.com/blog/2007/06/mozilla-isnt-a-socially-responsible-business-its-better/#comment-29094 Matt- I really disagree. We've had a close relationship with Mozilla for more than a year because we're both working on projects that have similar goals. I've always admired what they're doing and have been a Firefox user since version 0.5. I've definitely been able to learn more about the organization recently, but their philosophy has been visible for years. In many ways, their organization has always been a model of what PCF would like to become. Matt- I really disagree. We’ve had a close relationship with Mozilla for more than a year because we’re both working on projects that have similar goals. I’ve always admired what they’re doing and have been a Firefox user since version 0.5. I’ve definitely been able to learn more about the organization recently, but their philosophy has been visible for years. In many ways, their organization has always been a model of what PCF would like to become.

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