[I'm always amazed by the misuse of language in debates over media and communications policy. Some regulatory advocates, like Free Press and Public Knowledge, seem to contort the meaning of everyday words in such a grotesque way that they are barely recognizable. Luckily, via Wikileaks, Mike Wendy and I stumbled upon a secret copy of the "Free Press-Public Knowledge Stylebook for Public Debate" and now have a better idea of what they mean when they utter these terms. We thought we'd...
Published on August 11, 2010 12:04