To Ayotte Campaign manager Jeff Grappone: Let’s see just how far you and a reprimanded Judge who thinks KingCast is “nonsense” will go to set back the First Amendment, and to show the World just what’s it’s like to practice journalism in the “Live Free or Die” State….. I’m just here to expose each and every step of our journey to the World Public. See you in Court.]

This is not an abstract argument like the one set forth against His Honor by Mr. Kamasinski in Holmes v. Holmes, Not Reported in A.2d, 2001 WL 34012428, N.H. Super.,2001, Appendix A (citing to the matter of Justice W. Stephen Thayer who resigned during a Grand Jury investigation http://doj.nh.gov/publications/nreleases2000/reportonthayer.pdf ) that His Honor “Screwed his wife and has bad parenting issues,” rather it is a reasonable interpretation of His Honor’s open contempt for All Things KingCast as being “nonsense” in his own words. It can’t get any worse than that for a potential litigant, as I told the clerk yesterday, “He hates me.”

Kelly Ayotte’s entire legal and political being is antithetical to women and to open government and the First Amendment.

Well whaddya’ know, you got the Sarah Palin – Kelly Ayotte “Momma Grizzly” connection and now you have the Joe Miller – Kelly Ayotte GOP “burn the First Amendment” connection.

Thrice threatening to arrest me without any legal justification, these people are simply unreal in their open contempt for open government, Free Press and the First Amendment…….

And I aim to air every thread of this dirty laundry right here on the Internet as a true stalwart of the Fourth Estate…….

That ruling suggests that opinioned bloggers are also journalists, Chapman said.

“I can think of no case where a blogger would be treated differently (than a print journalist under the law),” Chapman said.

You want a battle Kelly, you’re going to get one. Just remember, you’re not fighting me, you’re fighting the First Amendment that you are sworn to protect as an AG or as a U.S. Senator.

Sen. Al Franken (D.-Minn.) warned a packed house Thursday night in Minneapolis that the corporate takeover of our media, and the government’s failure to stop it, is one of the most important issues of our time.

Franken said our media system is at risk everywhere we turn — from our free speech online to the growing power of companies who own a massive number of media outlets.

What may be the only FCC public hearing on the Comcast-NBC merger was held Tuesday, July 13th. The following is a report from the hearing that shows how nonprofit organizations were enlisted by Comcast to distract from the possible impact if FCC approves of this media consolidation move.

Today, Free Press, one of the nation’s staunchest and most powerful supporters of net neutrality, called on the Obama administration and FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski to “move quickly” to protect the Internet and net neutrality in comments filed with the FCC [pdf].