[Louis Foxwell]

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I highly recommend an occasional look at the Sultan Knish blog. It is a rich source of materials, links and more from one of the preeminent writers of our age.

FrontPage is a basic resource for conservative thought. Lou

[Chgogal]

I wish a class action suit could be filed against MSM for malpractice. There are malpractice suits file against doctors all the time.

[Louis Foxwell]

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Louis Foxwell

[VRW Conspirator]

The internet killed their monopolistic power and they’ve been trying to rebuild it ever since.

/echo

[MV=PY]

"The entertainment industry lost its war against the internet. And its demands were far less grand. The media’s plot to transform into a fact-checking cartel that will control all content on the internet is doomed. And its doom will spread to Google, Facebook, and any monopolies that embrace its vision."

That's a bold prediction and is not at all a guaranteed outcome. George Gilder makes similar noises, a bright guy who is often wrong.

Internet technologies enable free speech which is great. But they also enable Google's massive data collection and the monopoly of search.

It will be a long time before the law catches up to the business activities enabled by the internet, if ever. The likes of Google and the other giants can do a lot of damage in the meantime.

[rollo tomasi]

[Rocky]

Wow! What a great column!

“The media would rather have a monopoly in a broken country, than live in a thriving country where internet content is too diversified to support traditional media organizations. Like Milton’s Satan, it would rather rule in hell than serve in heaven.”

[Boomer]

Excellent thought-provoking article.

[snippy_about_it]

Bkmrk

[GOPJ]

The First Amendment was meant to protect speech, not industries.

BINGO

[metesky]

The man is a gem.
Thanks,Louis.