SEC may revise media policy – The Daily Advertiser
BATON ROUGE The attorneys who wrote the original version of the new Southeastern Conference media policy, and then recently revised it, are facing a possible third try after a firestorm of complaints from the largest journalist organizations in

D.C.’s astroturf home field – Politico.com
The summer of Astroturf and of accusations of Astroturf hasn t been limited to health care. In the single most egregious incident, the Bonner Group, a lobbying firm, forged the signatures of local ethnic and senior citizens organizations

Gang battle gets funding boost – Calgary Sun
Calgary’s fight against gang violence is getting cash support from Ottawa for four years, the federal public safety minister announced yesterday. Minister Peter Van Loan said the city’s three gang initiatives will receive more than $3.1 million of

Facebook Introduces Twitter Publishing – Softpedia
Facebook is slowly becoming more open, by its standards anyway, encouraging its users to post more public information and launching a new search thus making it easier to find content rather than profiles. All of these changes came rather reluctantly