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September 4, 2007

Round 2

Here we go again. The Seattle Times reports that some regulatory types in Washington state are thinking about regulating political blogs in some fashion:

The rapid growth of political blogs and Web sites has attracted the attention of [Washington] state elections officials, who are considering what, if any, new regulations should be imposed on the Internet.
Quoted in the story: Stefan Sharkansky, creator of the excellent blog Sound Politics, who believes current disclosure laws are adequate to police the Internet "There's nothing unique about the Internet that's not covered in regulation for other media," he said.

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