The Post endorses a plan to fund the Global Internet Freedom Consortium. Its software allows users to evade online censors by connecting to a remote server that switches IP addresses nearly once a second to avoid being traced. But increased demand for the Internet amid recent turmoil has been overloading the consortium’s servers just when […]
Month: July 2009
Post Follow-up on Lobbyist-Cash Connection
The Post covers its own controversy regarding its offer of access to Obama administration officials and other officeholders in exchange for sponsorships.
Bailout Transparency
This Times editorial mentions Sen. Inouye’s contact with a bank. Not just any bank. The Senator owns hundreds of thousands of dollars in stock in the bank. After the call, the bank got $135 million in Troubled Asset Relief Program funds, according to the editorial. Like so much of the recession challenge, lawmakers’ lobbying for […]