Media

Not surprisingly, they seem to think it's going to be a good thing to get into that market.

When will they ever learn, when will they ever learn?

Meanwhile, how is the First Amendment doing?

Surveillance chilling speech, including emails and other internet, phones, US mail (maybe private carriers, too?), and mikes that pick up conversations in streets, and in homes. (One of the former SCOTUS Justices, I think Brennan, mentioned the mikes that pick up conversations from insider buildings, so that bit has gone on for many years). Mass surveillance, of course, being a double whammy (at least) 1 & 4

Feinstein and D of J trying to define "publisher" to exclude non-mainstream publishers from protections

Pro establishment mass media that will spin and voluntary refrain from covering leftist things. The time it took for Occupy Wall St. to make media noise compared with the tiny two hour Tea Party parades is but one example. And, then, there was the significant media role in the run up to invading Iraq. Indeed, the media role was a great deal of that run up.

TV blackouts, too?

I'm sure there's more, but I have not had coffee yet, so please excuse the incomplete list.