free speech

While a lot of people are minding their toilet paper inventories, some really game-changing legislation is under way that would essentially remove first amendment protections for digital providers. It is called EARN-IT. In short, providers like registrars and hosts could be sued into oblivion...

While a lot of people are minding their toilet paper inventories, some really game-changing legislation is under way that would essentially remove first amendment protections for digital providers. It is called EARN-IT. In short, providers like registrars and hosts could be sued into oblivion...

The state law "imposes unprecedented and unduly burdensome restrictions on ISPs', and only ISPs', protected speech," while imposing no requirements on other companies that deliver services over the Internet, the groups wrote in their lawsuit. The plaintiffs are America's Communications...

The state law "imposes unprecedented and unduly burdensome restrictions on ISPs', and only ISPs', protected speech," while imposing no requirements on other companies that deliver services over the Internet, the groups wrote in their lawsuit. The plaintiffs are America's Communications...

It is bothering that what should be considered to be a public resource is now up for grabs by some for profit contenders that have been directly or indirectly involved with ICANN which is supposed to be looking after the public interest. Complaining and coming up with petitions isn’t going to...

It is bothering that what should be considered to be a public resource is now up for grabs by some for profit contenders that have been directly or indirectly involved with ICANN which is supposed to be looking after the public interest. Complaining and coming up with petitions isn’t going to...

Many seem to think freedom of speech should be a protection offered only to those with popularly-held beliefs, which I find ironic. Here is my logic. Perhaps you can tell me where it is flawed. There is evil in the world. Most of us would rather there not be. I think that's a fair premise...

Many seem to think freedom of speech should be a protection offered only to those with popularly-held beliefs, which I find ironic. Here is my logic. Perhaps you can tell me where it is flawed. There is evil in the world. Most of us would rather there not be. I think that's a fair premise...