“Cyber-Bullying” Charge is Excuse to Downsize
by PGB The National Labor Relations Board recently issued the first decision by a Board Administrative Law Judge involving employee use of social media, finding parallels between postings on Facebook...
View ArticleFed Cts Eschew Social Media
Are federal courts out of touch? The National Center for State Courts reported the results of a recent survey that would indicate that federal courts literally are out of touch. The survey shows...
View ArticleAmerica’s Third World Court
US Supreme Ct Insists on Obscurity United States: The leader of the federal court system of the world’s greatest democracy, the U.S. Supreme Court, refuses to allow its proceedings to be televised....
View ArticleWho Really Killed Parler?
It is ironic that an opinion piece in The Washington Post this week argued in favor of regulating companies that dominate our communication infrastructure. The author, Zephyr Teachout, defended...
View ArticleFlorida’s Historic Move To Combat Big Tech Censorship
The Florida legislature is working on proposed legislation to deter big tech from engaging in partisan political censorship in the state. The effort, announced by Florida’s GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis, is...
View ArticleWhy America’s Free Press Is Circling The Drain
After 45 years in the news business, Marty Baron had no answers for how to address the flailing state of the U.S. media. Baron, who retired as executive editor of The Washington Post (WP) on Feb. 28,...
View ArticleApple Takes Workplace Harassment To New Realm
Antonio Garcia Martinez would not gain entry to my inner circle because he seems immature and misogynist. But should Apple, Inc. fire him as a product engineer on Apple Inc.’s advertising platform on...
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