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Regulating blogs
You may be hearing that the San Francisco Board of Supervisors is going to vote on an ordinance that would require election bloggers to register and report expenses, as if they were campaign contributors. But Bay Area independent journalist Chris Nolan reports that may not be what the law would do at all — though she agrees the idea is pretty stupid anyway.
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| Eventually the meter-revenue claim becomes bureaucratic doublespeak for "meter-maid revenue."
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| Chuck Todd and his goatee
| An appreciation
City Controller Laura Chick is absolutely correct when she insists on the power to examine the performance of other elected officials.
At the top of Chicken Corner's wish list for quite some time has been a bookstore -- an independent shop...
It's my one-year anniversary of joining the LA Times. Sad note -- the job lasted just 10 months.
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