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Rudy Takala CNSNews.com 3/12/2015 …After finding that broadband providers themselves do not have a right to free speech, the FCC said that its new net neutrality rules protect the First Amendment rights of those who use the providers to access the Internet. “Indeed, rather than burdening free speech, the rules we adopt today ensure that […] March 13th, 2015 | Tags: 'Free Press', federal subsidies, Ford Foundation, Internet Service Providers, Jessica Rosenworcel, Mignon Clyburn, net neutrality, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), Open Society Foundations, Robert McChesney, Tom Wheeler | Category: 1st Amendment, FCC, federal regulations, George Soros, Internet, technology | Comments are closed
Kerry Jackson Investors.com 3/11/2015 Have a difference of opinion with an elected lawmaker? Expect to be hauled before the inquisitors. Shortly after we learn that seven climate scientists are being investigated, we discover that lawmakers are demanding private citizens turn over to them any information that shows they have funded climate research. As if it […] March 11th, 2015 | Tags: "climate change", "global warming", Koch brothers, Sen. Barbara Boxer, Sen. Edward Markey, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse | Category: 1st Amendment, Environment, Politicians, Science/Research/Technology | Comments are closed
The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs the online encyclopaedia, is arguing that the NSA’s surveillance violates the First Amendment Andrew Griffin The Independent [UK] 10 March 2015 Organisations including the Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia, have filed a lawsuit against the NSA and the US Department of Justice over its surveillance programmes. The lawsuit was filed […] March 10th, 2015 | Tags: ACLU, National Security Agency, surveillance, Wikipedia | Category: 1st Amendment, 4th Amendment, Internet, Maryland, Right to Privacy | Comments are closed
Jeff Amy Associated Press via CNSNews.com 2/13/2015 JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Does Google help criminals by allowing its search engine to lead to pirated music or by having its autocomplete function suggest illegal activities? Mississippi’s attorney general suspects the company does and wants to investigate further, yet the Internet giant says companies aren’t liable for […] February 14th, 2015 | Tags: Communications Decency Act, Digital Citizens Alliance, Google, Jim Hood, Judge Henry T. Wingate, Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), piracy | Category: 1st Amendment, Crime, Hollywood, Internet, Mississippi | Comments are closed
Soopermexican The Right Scoop 1/17/2015 When conservatives heard about the “Stand with the Prophet” demonstration set for today in Texas, they quickly organized a counter-protest in support of free speech… …Pamela Gellar was one of the organizers of the counter-protest, and coincidentally her website was hit with a cyber-attack that took it down right before […] January 17th, 2015 | Tags: "Free Speech Rally", “Stand with the Prophet”, Adam Kredo, Garland, hackers, Jesse Watters, Pamela Geller, Robert Spencer, Sharia | Category: 1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, Bloggers, Islam, journalism, religion, Texas | Comments are closed
The Charlie Hebdo Covers the Terrorists Didn’t Want You to See
A 2012 issue featuring the satirical drawing titled “Intouchables 2.” (Photo: Newscom)
Kelsey Harris The Daily Signal 1/7/2015 Two police officers and 10 employees were killed by three gunmen this morning at the Charlie Hebdo headquarters in Paris. Witnesses […] January 7th, 2015 | Tags: "Not Afraid", Charlie Hebdo, Michael Graham, Paris, satire | Category: 1st Amendment, France, Islam, journalism, Politics, religion, terrorism | Comments are closed
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