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Monday, June 9, 2008 12:00 AM

Comcast censors criticisms of itself and Rep. Carney

The telecom and cable operator rejects an ad, run by numerous other stations and newspapers, bringing to light its lawbreaking and the actions of a congressman who receives substantial donations from Comcast.
Glenn Greenwald

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  • Monday, June 9, 2008 07:25 PM

    Still digging for turds, shooter242?

    And to think, they weren't even calling people commies. They should have retained Glenn to sue. Heh.

    Guess what? The networks have every legal right to decline to air ads on whatever subject they feel 'inappropriate'.

    That doesn't insulate them from criticism and consequencies that can/should/does result, nor excuse their participation in deliberate misinformation campaigns.

    But you already knew that, didn't you, you pile of mulch.

    —Iokannan in the Well Read Iokannan in the Well's other letters

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