Paywall - Wikipedia
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What Does Facebook Mean When It Says It Supports “Internet Regulations”? – The Markup
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Trump administration resists Ukraine disclosures ordered by court – Center for Public Integrity
In The Know: State's challenge to McGirt raises questions | Housing equity | Transparency lawsuit against the state - Oklahoma Policy Institute
Dragon tails: Preserving international cybersecurity research - Atlantic Council
Nonprofit Websites Are Riddled With Ad Trackers – The Markup
Scientific publishing is a rip-off. We fund the research – it should be free | George Monbiot | The Guardian
Registry of Activities of Public.Resource.Org
Internet Archive - Wikipedia
You elected them to write new laws. They're letting corporations do it instead. – Center for Public Integrity
Robert White Wants D.C. To Invest More In Violence Interrupters | DCist
Pa. election 2022: Where governor candidates Mastriano and Shapiro stand on mail ballots, election security, and voting rights · Spotlight PA
Revealed at last: India's public safety code for tamarind pulp | Boing Boing
Recent court decisions on the business of building codes are a boon for open-access advocates
Researcher to Reader (R2R) Debate: Is Sci-Hub Good or Bad for Scholarly Communication? - The Scholarly Kitchen
Sci-Hub: Breaking Down The Paywalls | Hackaday
Why Putting up a Paywall Is the Right Move for Your Content
Reclaim The Records: Public Data for Public Use - Reclaim The Records
Police Say Demoralized Officers Are Quitting In Droves. Labor Data Says No. | The Marshall Project
When the punishment is the same as the crime: Suspended for missing class – Center for Public Integrity
