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I work in publishing because I love words and information. The process of expressing thought, particularly verbal or written, demonstrates the most divine attributes of humanity. In the early 21st century we have experienced rapid evolution in the dissemination of information. Connecting billions of people in an ironic deluge of information has diluted the market for creativity. We must now rethink what it means to express and contribute content to the swelling marketplace of ideas. May we be guided in our quest to express by two great pieces of writing advice: "Fundamental accuracy of statement is the one true morality of writing." (Ezra Pound) "Omit needless words." (Strunk & White, The Elements of Style)

Saturday, February 11, 2006

Unreasonable Burden (Craig's List)


Just wanted to make a quick post before I got back to my Commercial Law readings. Saw a quick article saying that mentioned a law suit against Craig's List. It seems that there were roommate and housing posts that allegedly violated the anti-discrimination provisions of the Fair Housing Act. Craig's List has answered the allegations by citing the impossibility of monitoring over 8 million posts per day. Sounds overwhelming. It will be interesting to see what the court determines the responsibilities of a publicly available, online "wanted list" will be...

posted by Mike | 11:54 PM

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