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From Banning Books to Banning Blogs
Reason ^ | 18 May 2010 | Bradley Smith & Jeff Patch

Posted on 05/21/2010 3:52:58 AM PDT by Erik Latranyi

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To: AlexW

No, you’re thinking about it wrong. Why try to put a radio station on the Internet if that’s what they are controlling. Get yerself a shortwave receiver. The best they can do is try to jam it, but if the transmitter is frequency agile enough, it can be a bit difficult. I believe that Rush already threatened to park a transmitter ship off-shore if they try to shut him down.


21 posted on 05/21/2010 5:16:02 AM PDT by thecabal (Destroy Progressivism)
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To: Biggirl
Did not a federal court judge ruled that “net nutrality” to be illegal?

He said that the FCC does not have the authority to implement it under the current law, but made no ruling whether it would be Constitutional under new laws.

22 posted on 05/21/2010 6:14:02 AM PDT by KarlInOhio (I am so immune to satire that I ate three Irish children after reading Swift's "A Modest Proposal")
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To: celtic gal

They are starting to do so, as each new day comes.


23 posted on 05/21/2010 7:36:25 AM PDT by Biggirl (I Have A New Rainbow Bridge Baby, Negritia! =^..^=)
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