Category: freedom of speech

‘Pay-per-Gate’ picking up steam

Post author By Jason Clarke
Post date Wed Mar 29, 2006
Categories In bloggers' rights, ethics, freedom of speech, Pay-per-Gate
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The ‘Pay-per-Gate‘ saga, which I’ve written about twice before, has now crossed over into the local media here in Maine. Today, both the Knox County VillageSoup Times and the Portland Press Herald ran variations on the story.

Maine blogger threatened with lawsuit for ‘Pay-per-Gate’ story

Post author By Jason Clarke
Post date Mon Mar 20, 2006
Categories In bloggers' rights, ethics, freedom of speech, Pay-per-Gate
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Every blogger out there should understand that when one of us is threatened with a lawsuit, we’re all threatened. That’s not a cutesy cliche- it’s a serious point to keep in mind whenever we begin to forget that there are many members of the old guard- institutions such as government agencies and media outlets- with […]