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Forget smear campaigns. Politicians now use copyright law to scrub the truth

“Politics ain’t beanbag,” but the weapon of choice in the latest story of political foul play isn’t a smear campaign or an October surprise — it’s copyright law. Ahead of Florida’s 22nd Congressional District primary, local journalists reported that news stories critical of candidate Michael Carbonara magically disappeared from Google Search results. The magic? Bogus […]

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Washington ExaminerLean R·57m ago
Forget smear campaigns. Politicians now use copyright law to scrub the truth
“Politics ain’t beanbag,” but the weapon of choice in the latest story of political foul play isn’t a smear campaign or an October surprise — it’s copyright law. Ahead of Florida’s 22nd Congressional District primary, local journalists reported that news stories critical of candidate Michael Carbonara magically disappeared from Google Search results. The magic? Bogus […]
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