So far, the latest Bell startegy is working. According to Esme Vos’ Muniwireless.com, the Indiana Senate Subcommittee voted out SB 245 8-2. SB 245 will now move to the full Senate. If approved, there are apparently sponsors prepared to introduce a similar bill in the Indiana House of Reps.
Stay tuned . . . .
I would be interested in reactions to @haroldfeld's essay by my friends in the "cyberlaw twitter" community (liberally interpreted), including, e.g., @doctorow, @emptywheel; & by other prominent cyberlaw voices I'm not personally connected to, e.g. @tribelaw @Popehat @lawfareblog https://twitter.com/jsundmanus/status/1220848701557694464
The great @haroldfeld of the great blog @Wetmachine weighs in on @lessig's defamation lawsuit against @nytimes et al, which suit has what Feld calls "cyberlaw twitter" stirred up like a hornet's nest. (It relates, tangentially, to #epstein.) https://wetmachine.com/tales-of-the-sausage-factory/the-lessig-lawsuit-sung-to-the-tune-of-the-reynolds-pamphlet/ 1/2
The great @haroldfeld of the great blog @Wetmachine weighs in on @lessig's defamation lawsuit against @nytimes et al, which suit has what Feld calls "cyberlaw twitter" stirred up like a hornet's nest. (It relates, tangentially, to #epstein.) https://wetmachine.com/tales-of-the-sausage-factory/the-lessig-lawsuit-sung-to-the-tune-of-the-reynolds-pamphlet/ 1/2
As @haroldfeld told me (but who didn’t make it into the piece):
“Perhaps [Trump’s] calling Fox the liberal media now, I don’t know, but that would be the only media in question that’s involved in the decision” to run the ad.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/24/media/trump-super-bowl-facebook-ad/index.html
And of course, I'll be offline until Saturday night, so will probably miss most of the reaction (assuming anyone reads stuff posted at 3:30 on a Friday).
