Protecting the Protectors
By Jesse Singal - Jan 13th, 2009 at 11:26 amThis Los Angeles Times column on student journalism is worth checking out. Most notable is a new state law that “prohibits administrators from retaliating against…
This Los Angeles Times column on student journalism is worth checking out. Most notable is a new state law that “prohibits administrators from retaliating against…
I’ve argued before that laws restricting certain types of offensive speech are a bad idea, and I think this story out of Boston is a…
Cause: You name your kid Adolf Hitler Campbell.
Effect: You might have trouble getting a bakery to inscribe the name on a birthday cake.
Deborah…
When a story about a college paper hits Jim Romenesko’s web site, a news hub for journalists, it’s a big deal–at least in the media…
I don’t often disagree with Russ, but I do in this case. Discussing a rather stridently worded pro-atheism sign placed outside the Washington Legislative Building…
In First Amendment news, the Supreme Court is preparing to consider a case which will decide whether government (at all levels) is required to permit…
A new trend is emerging in which Internet service providers (ISPs) and other network operators are taking voluntary measures to enforce copyright laws and combat…
George Carlin has died at 71, and I want to do that blogger thing where I provide my unsolicited opinion on the matter. Carlin had…
I blogged last week about the rather ridiculous circumstances under which the chief judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, Alex Kozinski, was removed…
Reading Jesse’s earlier post about freedom of speech and Kwame’s take on Fox News’ “baby mama” flap, I was reminded of a very moving Disgrasian…
Legal scholar and Internet guru Lawrence Lessig wrote a great blog post on the Alex Kozinski scandal (which Emily blogged about about here). To briefly…