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• Lawsuit Accuses WSU’s Murrow College of Violating Journalism Professor’s First Amendment Rights

  
  Dandelion Salad — Authority: 554
  Dandelion SaladSent to DS from Walter Brasch.SPOKANE, Wash. (Spectrum Features Syndicate)For Release Wednesday, October 24, 2009A Washington State University journalism professor Wednesday (Oct. 28) filed a federal lawsuit against four administrators at his university who, he says, violated his First Amendment ...
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• Flash Digest: News in Brief

  
  JOLT Digest — Authority: 120
  By Tyler Lacey Convicted Murderer Demands that Wikipedia Remove His Name from Victim’s Article On November 11, Wired reported that a convicted murderer in Germany has issued a cease-and-desist letter demanding that Wikipedia remove his name from his victim’s Wikipedia article. Wolfgang Werle murdered ...
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• LAWSUIT ACCUSES WSU’S MURROW COLLEGE OF VIOLATING JOURNALISM PROFESSOR’S FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS

  
  All Spin Zone — Authority: 539
  SPOKANE, Wash. (Spectrum Features Syndicate)— A Washington State University journalism professor filed a federal lawsuit against four administrators at his university who, he says, violated his First Amendment rights when they punished him for proposing a “7-Step Plan” to improve the quality of the unaccredited ...
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• 15 new first amendment case victories totalling now 156 victories since 06/2008. Latest at University of Florida and two pro-life freespeech victories and more...

  
  Values Voter News — Authority: 489
  Below are 4 new first amendment case victories and another 11 links of recent victories since last recorded. Now there has been 156 first amendment case victories since 06/2008: Free speech zones no longer exist at UNT now the whole campus is a free speech zone City of St Louis pays $80,000 for damages, fees and ...
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• Federal Agencies Can Easily Manage Settings on Their MySpace Page, but How Should They?

  
  Technology Liberation Front — Authority: 582
  I got some feedback from readers about my post last night regarding the irony of the FCC’s newly-created MySpace page containing some rather vulgar user comments. I wondered if the agency would continue to allow such comments when the agency regulates similar words when they are uttered on broadcast TV or radio.  ...
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• CAIR Concerned About Government Seizure of U.S. Mosques (The Council on American-Islamic Relations)

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 165
  The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) today expressed concern about the government’s move to seize mosques in New York, Maryland, California, and Texas. Officials accuse the foundation that owns the mosques of being tied to the Iranian government. SEE: Feds Move to Seize 4 Mosques (AP) CAIR said the ...
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• EPA Orders Employees to Remove YouTube Climate Video

  
  Newsvine - MinnieApolis's Column - Articles and Seeds — Authority: 425
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• Aggregator site hit with subpoena, gag order

  
  Runnin' Scared — Authority: 747
  Political aggregator site Indymedia.us was served with a subpoena by the U.S. Attorney in Indianapolis demanding the IP addresses of all the sites readers, along with a order not to reveal...
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• The unforgiving minute

  
  p3 - Persuasion, Perseverance, and Patience — Authority: 130
  A brief history of the wall of separation: John F. Kennedy, 1960 : The separation of church and state is absolute . My church will not dictate my policy decisions. Mitt Romney 2008 : The separation of church and state is relative . My church will dictate my policy decisions, but only to the extent that I ...
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• Protesters Rights: The Song

  
  Speaking Freely — Authority: 109
  It seems that a few people were moved enough by the protesters rights palm cards we distributed in Pittsburgh during the G20 Summit to put them to music. Please feel free to send us any other creative renderings of our literature you might have - no reason to be boring when educating people about their rights!
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• WTFCatholicism?

  
  Akkam's Razor — Authority: 125
  What the hell is going on with the Catholic Church?I have been seeing a ridiculous amount of Catholic-related news, starting with the local archdiocese announces they are closing my high school. I can remember the following exchange, at North Catholic, junior year, in Father DeMeos Psychology class, and how it ...
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• The Supreme Court Is Afraid of Gossip Girls and Boys

  
  http://www.doublex.com/blog/xxfactor — Authority: 640
  In an Onion -esque piece of news this week, the New York Times reported that Justice Anthony Kennedy ordered a student newspaper to “tidy up” its coverage of his recent appearance at a high school assembly. Kennedy, an ardent protector of First Amendment rights—and apparently, irony–allowed the young ...
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• If You Believe in the First Amendment ~

  
  yankeemom.com — Authority: 136
  and support and read Milblogs to know what the Media won’t tell you, read this! MilBlogs See Leaders Fall We cannot afford to lose the Milbloggers voices ~ or any voices for that matter. Might as well live in Cuba or Venezuela. Or Iran, North Korea, Bolivia, Saudi Arabia, Syria, China, Russia, Yemen, ...
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• Something to Make Your Brain Think About

  
  Indecision Forever — Authority: 561
  Heres an email response to an atheist organization in Florida that thought it had the same right to advertise as everyone else… "If God doesnt exist, then why does the Constitution say In God We Trust?" Check and mate. Choke on that unbeatable logic, you Devil-worshipping atheists!
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• Convicted Germans Seek to Edit History in Suit Against Wikipedia

  
  ABA Journal Top Stories — Authority: 677
  Two Germans convicted of killing an actor in 1990 are suing Wikipedia’s parent in an effort to force the online, publicly edited encyclopedia to remove their names from an English-language entry about their crime. The plaintiffs, Wolfgang Werlé and Manfred Lauber, say their right to privacy should prevail, the New ...
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• Football and lingerie-clad women. What else do you need?

  
  Photography is Not a Crime — Authority: 530
  By Carlos Miller Lingerie Football would have called itself Fantasy Football had that name not already been taken. After all, there are not many things sexier than talking football to a lingerie-clad woman with model looks. But don’t let their looks fool you. The Miami Caliente does play hard. And they engage ...
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• Feds Move Against Iranian Mosques in U.S.

  
  Pajamas Media — Authority: 784
  The move is certain to spark the difficult but necessary debate on national security vs. freedom of religion.
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• Banana Carrot Cupcakes + Maple Mascarpone Frosting

  
  Boston Blogs - Boston's blog network — Authority: 459
  These cupcakes were inspired by a carrot, old banana, and mascarpone surplus. When ingredients are sitting around for a while, they scream to be used for something. I remembered this carrot cupcake recipe from Pro Bono Baker and another carrot cupcake recipe from Pictures & Pancakes . I printed out both ...
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• Danes Claims Against Gawker Look Flimsy

  
  Electronic Communications, Privacy, Data Protection, and More — Authority: 115
  Gawker published a homemade videotape of Greys Anatomy star Eric Dane and his wife (along with one other person).  Dane and his wife sued Gawker for damages.  Gawker declined to remove the tape and is defending against Danes lawsuit.  MediaShift raises the issue of whether Gawker is likely to be able to take ...
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• Will the FCC Censor Its Own MySpace Page?

  
  Technology Liberation Front — Authority: 582
  Oh my.  So today, as part of its ongoing effort to look like the hip new regulatory agency on the block, the Federal Communications Commission decided to launch a MySpace page .    Really. Big. Mistake. I mean, shouldn’t someone over there have known it would take about 2 milliseconds for various cranks to ...
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