The corporate-funded American Legislative Exchange Council helps corporations secretly write and pass laws in your state legislatures that benefit corporations. The Center for Media and Democracy created ALEC Exposed to enable citizens to view these bills and learn who’s really … Read More
Now that the Supreme Court has struck down the Arizona campaign finance law that gave candidates for state offices campaign money because a couple of privately-financed candidates claimed their free speech rights were denied it’s clear that they’ve completed the … Read More
Last year Andy Baio created a chiptune tribute to the Miles Davis classic Kind of Blue. He secured the rights to all of the music and gave all of the profits back to the musicians that participated. For cover art … Read More
This keeps coming up in an age where cameras are ubiquitous, does the public have a right to record the actions of police officers or other public servants when they are performing their duties? The police would like the answer … Read More
Some folks from the MPAA and RIAA are claiming that Google is putting itself above US laws, but think about it, antipiracy laws are pushed through Congress by a few companies and industry groups. They don’t have the backing of … Read More
Freedom of speech is a right guaranteed by the Constitution. But we also recognize there are things, like yelling “fire!” in a crowded theater, that we distinguish as not being included within that right. But the Supreme Court has decided, … Read More
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