To me this seems like pretty average journalism. The topic is important, and the report seems fair. It provides some context (with added context if you follow the links), but it relies mostly on a couple if examples of problems facing the industry, and information on one possible bill that may come before Congress on this matter. This is a brief overview of the issue of threats to freedom of online expression, without any real depth due to a lack sourcingand limited evidence making ... More »

This brief piece is little more than an announcement of the arrest for the offending post, and a suggestion that Google's cooperation "hit a nerve" among those who revere the search company. However, there's no sources, no comments, nothing from anyone else. The story winds up with a series of questions and more or less a shrug, dunno, in terms of answers.