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Thomas Mitchell
is the editor of the Review-Journal and writes about the newspaper's role in the community. His column appears Sunday in the Viewpoints/Opinion section.
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'THOMAS MITCHELL' COLUMNS - 2009

Jul 05: Saving the media pros from the Web parasites
Jun 28: The legal, social minefield of free speech rights
Jun 14: We pry because the dead can't speak for themselves
Jun 07: Subpoena seeks names -- and lots more -- of Web posters
May 31: 'I am very proud of the fact that I stand for something'
May 24: A plea for openness from the unwashed masses
May 17: Without transparency, there is no liberty
May 10: The smoldering issue of firefighter compensation
May 03: A policy of tolerance -- the intolerant excepted
Apr 26: Don't bother going to the polls -- or reading news
Apr 19: Paranoid? Why do you ask?
Apr 12: The importance of whistle-blowers
Apr 05: In search of open records at the county building
Mar 29: What if all the angels stand on one foot?
Mar 22: Online-only news still can't stand on its own
Mar 15: We need no modern Sedition Act
Mar 08: A symposium on how law is supposed to work
Mar 01: Speak your mind, but bring your own bullhorn
Feb 22: Shocked -- shocked! -- over the hookers
Feb 15: Protecting reporters and talk radio
Feb 08: Satire is dead when nothing succeeds like excess
Feb 01: Enlightened discourse
Jan 25: Transparency is the best of disinfectants
Jan 18: They're stamping their feet in frustration
Jan 11: Dealing with difficult times
Thomas Mitchell
Thomas Mitchell
Information wants to be free, reporters want to be paid, Part 23
One man’s call to action is another man’s sniveling and whining. And blogs beget blogs beget blogs. In the June 30 installment of my ongoing quest for a viable financial model for...
Posted on Friday, Jul 10, 2009 at 07:28 AM
Haven't the Irish had enough Troubles without a blasphemy law?
For a free speech absolutist the latest news out of the ol’ sod is disturbing. The Dail has passed a new defamation law that criminalizes blasphemy. For a land that has seen far too many...
Posted on Thursday, Jul 9, 2009 at 08:06 AM

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