by J. H. Snider | Oct 20, 2011
What Is the Democratic Function of the White House’s We The People Petition Website? J.H. Snider’s Huffington Post article critiquing the October 18, 2011 front page article in the Wall Street Journal, which is bereft of understanding the democratic purposes of a...
by J. H. Snider | Oct 17, 2011
Could Federal Government Privacy Policy Kill Online News? J.H. Snider’s Huffington Post article discussing an underappreciated linkage between privacy policy and media policy.
by J. H. Snider | Oct 11, 2011
The White House’s New We the People Petition Website J.H. Snider’s Huffington Post article critiquing the White House’s new website facilitating the public’s First Amendment right to petition its government. The Wall Street Journal reposted it on its blog, and a week...
by J. H. Snider | Oct 5, 2011
Soaking the Rich in Obama’s Jobs Plan? Its multi-billion dollar spectrum giveaway undercuts the president’s populist message J.H. Snider’s article, published in the Huffington Post and reposted on the Wall Street Journal‘s blog, criticizes the tacit spectrum giveaway...
by J. H. Snider | Oct 12, 2010
A Historic Year for State Con-Cons The Huffington Post publishes this article co-authored by J.H. Snider and G. Alan Tarr on why 2010 is a historic year for state con-cons, a much ignored and misunderstood mechanism of democratic reform.
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