Net Neutrality: Only one thing could be worse.
I haven’t written much about Net Neutrality. A few years ago I did say this: Concurring Opinions writes in favor of Net Neutrality — a key... Read more
Category: Free Expression
IP issues for photographers
Bill Heinze has a great item linking to an article on the World Intellectual Property Organization website called “Legal Pitfalls in Taking or Using Photographs... Read more
Liberté, égalité, censure… and the First Amendment?
Last week Reuters “news” service reported about the pending request by Yahoo! for a what appears to be a declaratory judgment (I have not seen... Read more
None dare call it speech
Money, that is. It’s just that some people just don’t want to talk about what they’re doing with it. Thanks, Senator McCain! Read more
Gin a body meet a body
Body #1 being the “Mother Court,” as it describes itself–the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. Body #2 being... Read more
Litigation Guy, updated
Eleven months ago I wrote about Carol Burnett’s lawsuit against 20th Century Fox, based on a tasteless parody of her “signature” charwoman character. I worked... Read more
Have a Coke and a Trial
India doesn’t have a First Amendment, as such, but from what I read its free speech protections are similar to those in the West. So... Read more