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The Powerful anti-SOPA protests show why corporations, too, need First Amendment rights

[…] before reneging on literally decades of accumulated political debts to Hollywood interests, the principal backers of the anti-piracy bill. These politicians cowered before the emergence of a new political institution---more powerful even than the traditional media, the so-called "Fourth Estate," in its heyday. Call this new institution, the corporate power brokers of Silicon Valley […]
- Free Expression
January 20, 2012
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The ongoing push for police transparency

[…] laws don’t enforce themselves. Throughout California, law enforcement agencies have continued to wage a campaign of obstruction and resistance by unjustifiably rejecting requests for records under the new laws. These laws don’t enforce themselves. Throughout California, law enforcement agencies have continued to wage a campaign of obstruction and resistance by unjustifiably rejecting requests for […]
- Government Transparency and Accountability
May 18, 2022
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The First Amendment protects journalists using Snowden’s documents. But what about Snowden?

[…] programs is protected by the first amendment. My answer is no, his handing over of classified information to reporters at The Guardian, the Washington Post and the New York Times enjoys no constitutional protection or privilege. Snowden is a source who leaks information, not a journalist who receives leaks. The difference is crucial: in […]
- Government Transparency and Accountability
October 22, 2013
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The attacks in Paris are a clarifying moment for freedom of speech

[…] Christians or Jews. France is not alone. Other democracies that impose civil or criminal penalties for "hate speech" include Canada, Britain, South Africa, Germany, the Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand and India. The U.S. is the outlier. Our First Amendment protects, against government censorship, even the most over-the-top outrageous of Charlie Hebdo cartoons. But even […]
- Free Expression
January 22, 2015
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The “deliberative process privilege” is dead or, at best, on life support

[…] Mirror decision is a textbook case of judicial activism run amok. Unable to find an applicable exemption in the state Public Records Act, the Court concocted a new one, ruling that the governor could not be forced to disclose records that would reveal or reflect his "deliberative process" in making decisions. Drawing on concepts […]
- Government Transparency and Accountability
June 2, 2009
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Thanks to AG’s threats to indict press in leak cases, reporters need not rely on 1st Amendment to protect sources. They can take the Fifth.

[…] may be prosecuted under federal espionage laws for publishing articles based on leaks of classified information. The comments, in an ABC News interview, were directed at the New York Times (for its disclosures about NSA’s warrantless eavesdropping) and the Washington Post (for stories about foreign countries’ assistance in the CIA’s use of "extraordinary rendition"). […]
- Press Freedom
June 2, 2009
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Temecula Residents Sue School Board and its President for First Amendment and Brown Act Violations

[…] Amendment are a direct assault on free speech as the cornerstone of our democracy," said David Loy, legal director of the First Amendment Coalition. The board adopted new meeting conduct policies on August 9, 2023 that further enable Komrosky to continue violating the First Amendment. According to today’s lawsuit, the new policy deems "various […]
- Government Transparency and Accountability
December 22, 2023
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Taxpayers Going Postal Over Public Employee Pensions, Perks. Unions’ miscalculation: Opting for secrecy.

[…] the zeitgeist shifted against them that, on one recent weekend, government employees were the butt of a Saturday Night Live skit, followed, the next day, by a New York Times magazine cover article proclaiming the "Teachers' Unions' Last Stand." Public unions' traditional strength--the ability to finance their members' rising pay and benefits through tax […]
- Free Expression
June 11, 2010
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Supremes pass on NYT reporter Risen’s appeal of ruling requiring him to ID sources. This is a good thing.

The US Supreme Court has declined to review a lower court order directing New York Times journalist James Risen to testify about his confidential sources for reporting on secret US efforts to undermine Iran’s nuclear program. Be thankful that the Court took a pass. Although the First Amendment Coalition joined a legal brief urging […]
- Free Expression
June 17, 2014
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Steve Jobs vs. The Beatles, and other thoughts on the passing of a superstar

[…] years at the very top of his game. It's as though the Beatles, instead of breaking up in 1969, had kept on writing and recording and performing new songs at the same level of creative intensity and productivity for three decades. Interestingly, one of the few people who comes to mind as possibly rivaling […]

October 7, 2011