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Free Expression Can Be Costly When Bloggers Bad-Mouth Jobs (washingtonpost.com)

Link: Free Expression Can Be Costly When Bloggers Bad-Mouth Jobs (washingtonpost.com).

Even if workers write the blog anonymously, an employer may be able to take the position that blogging "is inconsistent with the business mission," said Jonathan A. Segal, an employment attorney in Philadelphia.

Anthony Citrano's Weblog: February 2005 Archives

Link: Anthony Citrano's Weblog: February 2005 Archives.

When I walk around on a Sunday and every single human being I talk to wants to know if I know "the score", or if I "saw that play" - it worries me, but only in comparison. I do not walk around on a day when the State is considering an important piece of legislation, or even on Election Day, and encounter the same levels of engagement and interpersonal inquiry.

Amazing discussion about the nature of blogging

Link: David Gelles' Blog: Comment Converstaion Continues.

With over 30 entries and 7 authors, the comment conversation continues. We've moved on from character assesments and are now embroiled in questions about what makes good art, why our society lives with shame, and how it is that we are so frank on the internet. Follow it here.