Monthly Archives: February 2012

On reading books in the eReader era

UPDATE #2: (Wonderfully) Byliner has decided to remove DRM from the book. If you get it after tomorrow, it should be DRM free.  UPDATE: A print on demand version of the book will be available Monday. Thanks to Byliner for … Continue reading

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"Money is not speech"

I’m a critic of Citizens United. I’m a supporter of an amendment to reverse it (among other things). I’m even (sort of) a supporter of an amendment to declare “corporations are not persons.” But I am not a supporter of any … Continue reading

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"Campaign Contributions buy results in Congress"

I’ve referred a number of times to a survey that the Global Strategy Group did for us last year about the public’s perception of the role of money in politics. Seventy-five percent affirm that “campaign contributions buy results in Congress.” … Continue reading

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The Article in Handelsblatt

I wrote a short reply piece to an essay by the German politician Ansgar Heveling about the SOPA/PIPA war. I hadn’t realized they would translate the piece. Here is the original.  The original version of this referred to Heveling as a “minister.” … Continue reading

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