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Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
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associated pressings
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Date: December 15, 2018 04:53PM
VA GOP wants Fmr. Gov. McAuliffe’s records available to the public if he runs for President
Posted on December 13, 2018
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Virginia Republicans are pushing to make sure former Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s records from his time in office are available to the public if he runs for president.
House Republican leaders are backing legislation that would require the Library of Virginia to catalog and make public gubernatorial records within a year of a governor leaving office.
Records from past administrations currently spend years in limbo. They are not subject to public record requests while the state library processes them.
The library is currently still processing records of former Gov. Tim Kaine, who left office in 2010. The library says it lacks the resources to move any faster.
McAuliffe, a Democrat who left office in January, is exploring a potential 2020 presidential run.
Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. PHOTO: AP
since when is the associated press, an amulgation of news shared on a (teletype) wire, subject to copyright? exactly who has decided they own AP?
A 1900 Illinois Supreme Court decision (Inter Ocean Publishing Co. v. Associated Press)—that the AP was a public utility and operating in restraint of trade
Posted on December 13, 2018
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Virginia Republicans are pushing to make sure former Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s records from his time in office are available to the public if he runs for president.
House Republican leaders are backing legislation that would require the Library of Virginia to catalog and make public gubernatorial records within a year of a governor leaving office.
Records from past administrations currently spend years in limbo. They are not subject to public record requests while the state library processes them.
The library is currently still processing records of former Gov. Tim Kaine, who left office in 2010. The library says it lacks the resources to move any faster.
McAuliffe, a Democrat who left office in January, is exploring a potential 2020 presidential run.
Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. PHOTO: AP
since when is the associated press, an amulgation of news shared on a (teletype) wire, subject to copyright? exactly who has decided they own AP?
A 1900 Illinois Supreme Court decision (Inter Ocean Publishing Co. v. Associated Press)—that the AP was a public utility and operating in restraint of trade
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
phhbt
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Date: December 15, 2018 04:54PM
In 1945, the Supreme Court of the United States held in Associated Press v. United States that the AP had been violating the Sherman Antitrust Act by prohibiting member newspapers from selling or providing news to nonmember organizations
(they key thing to remember is NY,NY never paid anything to get free news they intended not to share: they used GOVERNMENT MONEY to arrange to get nation wide free shit and then refused to share it)
(they key thing to remember is NY,NY never paid anything to get free news they intended not to share: they used GOVERNMENT MONEY to arrange to get nation wide free shit and then refused to share it)
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
cnpvt
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Date: December 15, 2018 04:55PM
phhbt Wrote:
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> In 1945, the Supreme Court of the United States
> held in Associated Press v. United States that the
> AP had been violating the Sherman Antitrust Act by
> prohibiting member newspapers from selling or
> providing news to nonmember organizations
>
> (they key thing to remember is NY,NY never paid
> anything to get free news they intended not to
> share: they used GOVERNMENT MONEY to arrange to
> get nation wide free shit and then refused to
> share it)
sounds like Linux OS
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> In 1945, the Supreme Court of the United States
> held in Associated Press v. United States that the
> AP had been violating the Sherman Antitrust Act by
> prohibiting member newspapers from selling or
> providing news to nonmember organizations
>
> (they key thing to remember is NY,NY never paid
> anything to get free news they intended not to
> share: they used GOVERNMENT MONEY to arrange to
> get nation wide free shit and then refused to
> share it)
sounds like Linux OS
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
6uvwu
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Date: December 15, 2018 04:58PM
in the late 80's early 1990's the AP used "internet news groups" to share AP articles around the world
News Groups were supported for global public use UNTIL BILL CLINTON
GOOGLE "absorbed" the job of offering news groups (global communication forums) and COX CABLE et al canceled support
shortly after claiming News Groups were still supported to people angry COX had canceled it (shortly meaning a couple years), GOOGLE canceled news groups
the fact is big media, NY,NY, politicians NEVER wanted free global communication not due to the cost but to prevent real news from being discovered
News Groups were supported for global public use UNTIL BILL CLINTON
GOOGLE "absorbed" the job of offering news groups (global communication forums) and COX CABLE et al canceled support
shortly after claiming News Groups were still supported to people angry COX had canceled it (shortly meaning a couple years), GOOGLE canceled news groups
the fact is big media, NY,NY, politicians NEVER wanted free global communication not due to the cost but to prevent real news from being discovered
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
ddd7l
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Date: December 15, 2018 05:00PM
today AP is claiming "it always was a news agency since the 1900's"
that's a lie. AP was just a teletype any news person in any news agency could type messages on, and the teletype would continually print any news from anywhere
IT WAS THE TELEPHONE COMPANY THAT MADE THAT HAPPEN, NOT AP
that's a lie. AP was just a teletype any news person in any news agency could type messages on, and the teletype would continually print any news from anywhere
IT WAS THE TELEPHONE COMPANY THAT MADE THAT HAPPEN, NOT AP
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
i'm always right
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Date: December 15, 2018 05:00PM
Board of Directors
Steven R. Swartz (Chairman) Hearst Corporation
Donna J. Barrett Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc.
Richard A Boehne The E.W. Scripps Company
Elizabeth Brenner The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Journal Communications, Inc.
Robert Brown Swift Communications
William Stacey Cowles The Spokesman-Review
Cowles Publishing Co.
Kirk Davis GatehouseMedia, LLC
New Media Investment Group
Michael Golden The New York Times Company
Bill Hoffman Cox Media Group
Rob King ESPN
Terry J. Kroeger BH Media Group
The Omaha World-Herald
Isaac Lee Univision Communications, Inc.
Fusion
Robin McKinney Martin The Santa Fe New Mexican and The Taos News
Gracia C. Martore Gannett Co., Inc.
Jim M. Moroney III A. H. Belo Corporation
William O. Nutting The Ogden Newspapers Inc.
David M. Paxton Paxton Media Group
Patrick J. Talamantes The McClatchy Company
Paul C. Tash Times Publishing Company
Steven R. Swartz (Chairman) Hearst Corporation
Donna J. Barrett Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc.
Richard A Boehne The E.W. Scripps Company
Elizabeth Brenner The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Journal Communications, Inc.
Robert Brown Swift Communications
William Stacey Cowles The Spokesman-Review
Cowles Publishing Co.
Kirk Davis GatehouseMedia, LLC
New Media Investment Group
Michael Golden The New York Times Company
Bill Hoffman Cox Media Group
Rob King ESPN
Terry J. Kroeger BH Media Group
The Omaha World-Herald
Isaac Lee Univision Communications, Inc.
Fusion
Robin McKinney Martin The Santa Fe New Mexican and The Taos News
Gracia C. Martore Gannett Co., Inc.
Jim M. Moroney III A. H. Belo Corporation
William O. Nutting The Ogden Newspapers Inc.
David M. Paxton Paxton Media Group
Patrick J. Talamantes The McClatchy Company
Paul C. Tash Times Publishing Company
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
pb9uk
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Date: December 15, 2018 05:02PM
all those people are liars
AP is just a teletype machine (similar to News Groups or a modified FFU) of all freely contributing news persons/agency having a teletype.
AP was never a nationwide news agency.
NOTE HOW COX CABLE IS IN THE LIST - THE SAME PEOPLE THAT CANCLED NEWS GROUPS
AP is just a teletype machine (similar to News Groups or a modified FFU) of all freely contributing news persons/agency having a teletype.
AP was never a nationwide news agency.
NOTE HOW COX CABLE IS IN THE LIST - THE SAME PEOPLE THAT CANCLED NEWS GROUPS
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
unconfirmed
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Date: December 15, 2018 05:04PM
A friend of mine went to Georgetown with him and said he stole $40 worth of weed from some girl he knew.
Re: Mc'Auliffe may run for president, GOP in VA want his records "released", AP claims to be non-free! HAHAHAHA!
Posted by:
3u6b7
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Date: December 15, 2018 09:03PM
AP? we killed AP and used it's name. that makes it right.