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Limiting the revolution of the Fifth Estate
Monday, May 26, 2008They are the new estate, the watchdog of the watchdog, a revolutionary uncensored atmosphere in a world that is becoming more and more censored. But, would it be beneficial to force this revolutionary, uncensored atmosphere and its free users to abide by a universal blogging code of ethics limiting their content and their creativity? I think not.
The blogosphere – and the internet for that matter...
Original article from http://lilwhit3.wordpress.com/2008/05/26/limiting-the-revolution-of-the-fifth-estate/
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