“They become more and more reliant on these taxpayer subsidies,
legal notices,” Kitchens said of the bona fide circulation newspapers.
“These papers would have a tough time without these.
We’re basically subsidizing mediocrity. I think that’s the
problem.”
legal notices,” Kitchens said of the bona fide circulation newspapers.
“These papers would have a tough time without these.
We’re basically subsidizing mediocrity. I think that’s the
problem.”
From the Door County Pulse
The legal notice is a boon
To give small papers gold doubloon.
Since even mediocrity
Can still bring out true potpourri.
Since Jan. 1, technology companies
face fines of up to €50 million
($60 million) if they fail to delete
illegal content on their platforms,
ranging from slander and libel to
neo-Nazi propaganda and calls
to violence. The law applies to most
social-media networks in Germany.
face fines of up to €50 million
($60 million) if they fail to delete
illegal content on their platforms,
ranging from slander and libel to
neo-Nazi propaganda and calls
to violence. The law applies to most
social-media networks in Germany.
A hate monger living in Bonn
Found that his claws had been drawn
On internet post
Where he was the host,
Reducing him to dumb capon.
I.R.S. Paid $20 Million to Collect
$6.7 Million in Tax Debts
From the NYTimes
I wouldn’t give two cents to be
A darn IRS employee.
They do little more
Than spit on the floor
And memo each other with glee.
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