Re: Re: Freedom to Spew

Michael Zara <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.politics.leftists.monkeyfist
Message-ID <B6DDB2EE.A45%[email protected]>
A website.  Now why didn't I think of that one... Even @ Brown! ;-)  We
probably could have stolen the papers here at Berkeley, but (1) our own
Daily Californian quivered and equivocated and never ran the ad, and (2) the
busloads of highschool kids we seem to require from San Francisco to run the
looting for our riots were apparently busy that day.  The saddest thing
about l'affaire Horowitz is that now he's more than just the little known
reactionary laff-fest on Salon, but an Anti-Reparations Force To Be Reckoned
With -- a role quite beyond his limited abilities (fussing and yowling).  I
think I will recommend to Ralph and also to Tom Hayden, lets say, to take
out ads in Fortune, Business Week, etc.!


on 3/20/2001 10:18 PM, Kendall Clark wrote:

>>>>>> "michael" == Michael Zara <[email protected]> writes:
> 
> 
>>> The denial of service angle is more direct than are willing to
>>> admit yet, as both elements of the comparison are means of
>>> communication.  A DOS attack on monkeyfist.com would end it's
>>> ability to serve it's prime public function, the dissemination of
>>> information, in exactly the same way that absconding with the
>>> entire printed run of a college newspaper would end it's ability
>>> to disseminate information.
> 
> michael> I like this, especially when I look at the taking of the
> michael> whole print run in terms of what Bij noted as
> michael> (metaphorically) shouting down somebody in one venue, as
> michael> opposed to in ALL venues.  The problem with taking the
> michael> entire run of the paper is not that Horowitz is stifled in
> michael> this one venue (God knows -- and only God knows why -- he
> michael> has many others...) but that the *newspaper* itself -- all
> michael> its contributors and its "corporate" (in the classical not
> michael> business sense) editorial voice -- is silenced in its ONLY
> michael> venue
> 
> Well, presumably the paper has a web site, yes? So it may well be that
> even this argument isn't factually grounded.
> 
> Kendall
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