It sounds harmless enough. If city government ban or restricts newspaper racks in the interest of beautification. Newspapers that have published stories critical of city officials lose their rights to distribute. The city says it’s a coincidence. The U.S. Supreme…
You be the judge. Back before the break-up of the Bell System in 1984 it was the view of many including the Federal Government that AT&T had in fact monopolized the nations telecommunication industry. Many emerging competitors were claiming foul…
“The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) wants to “reinvent” the news media. In a May 24 report, the agency proposed various options for rescuing journalism, most notably taxing websites like the Drudge Report or Huffington Post that link to the news…
Capt. Mike Denson Sgt. Ben Becchetti Sgt. Brian Philip Sgt. Curtiss Jackson Sgt. Wayne Benitez Agt. Max Nielepko Agt. Kelly Burger Agt. Robert Parham Agt. David Lee Ofc. Eric Bulatao Ofc. Dan Pojanamat Ofc. John Clum Ofc. Ken Dueker (communications)…
My competitor The Daily Post depending on who you talk to at city hall, only because city attorney Donald Larkin would argue there is no competitor. City attorney Larkin does not view or recognize paloaltofreepress.com as a reporting news agency. …
I’m a little bit confused and dismayed by this statement, “News you can’t get on the internet”. It’s where just about everybody receives and disseminates news these days. And most all newspapers have gone on-line for national and international news.…
