I'm kinda looking for links about Eldred v. Ashcroft. Here are the opinions--
majority by Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and dissenting ones from
Stevens and
Breyer. Here are the
ALA and
ARL pages on the topic. As for news articles, here are some from /. and google news, something anyway. It's really not getting a lot of coverage, though. It's a shame. I did learn, however, that a hockey player named Eldred retired recently. Anyway, here's Eldred v. Ashcroft news and perspectives from
Billboard, the Washington Post (
here,
here and interview
here), the NYT (
here,
here,
here and
here),
Wired News, the
San Jose Mercury News, the
WSJ, the
Chronicle of Higher Education, Reason magazine (
here and
here), the
LA Times,
corante.com, Lawrence Lessig's
blog, First Amendment lawyer Jack Balkin's
blog,
Siva Vaidhyanathan in
Salon, the
Freedom Forum, a
release from the Software & Information Industry Association, one from
,
TheStreet.com,
The Inquirer (not, alas, The Enquirer, which doesn't seem to be covering this story) and the
State Department. Hmm. Maybe that is kind of a lot of links. I'm very much in the middle of reading all this stuff myself, but my tentative recommendations include the Vaidhyanathan article, as I always enjoy his work, and Lessig's blog and Breyer's dissent, both of which come recommended from others. Ooh, and that
Bill Moyers show (
transcript) airs tonight, though not where I live. People who live near me may be interested to know that the local PBS network airs NOW at 3 and 11 p.m. on Sundays.
And, not-quite-related articles: Wired News on libraries and the Patriot Act, and Jenny Toomey in The Nation on artists' rights.