Subject: First Amendment Rights

• Fun with Trial Transcripts

  June 5, 2007

• Exotic Erotic Ball Couches Tits as Freedom: Get Real! ... about Freedom (not Tits; fake Tits are fine)

  October 25, 2007

• The Price of Free Speech Rises

  May 9, 2008

• Of Asterisks and Small Pols

  October 27, 2004

• Profiles in Gumption

  Thanks to SFMOMA, Mattel wasn't able to squash a Utah artist who puts Barbie dolls in blenders

  February 18, 2004

• Letters to the Editor

  July 2, 2003

• Cats and Dogs

  A video project with canine penetration and feline skinning brings on self-censorship at the S.F. Art Institute

  April 25, 2001

• Patent Fight Pending

  December 6, 2000

• SF Weekly Wins Newsrack Injunction

  June 30, 1999

• Make Art, Not War

  June 16, 1999

• The Grid

  June 4, 1997

• Cyperpornocopia

  Milpitas residents Carleen and Robert Thomas found a lucrative way to sell the hardest of hardcorepornography to smut fans all over the country: by computer bulletin board. Then their little Silicon Valley startup attracted the interest of a U.S. Postal S

  March 15, 1995

• Roto-Nerds of the World Rejoice as Fantasy Football Site Spikes NFL in Court

  Can you imagine paying licensing fees to use Alex Smith's stats?Aficionados of Pleistocene-era sports video games may remember how "Player No. 16" on the nameless San Francisco team with crimson uniforms was really good -- but the lack of licensing fees forbade any notion of the terms "Joe Montana," or "49ers."That won't happen anytime soon with fantasy football as a recent court ruling found CBS Interactive does not have to pay licensing agreements to the National Football League when it uses p

  May 1, 2009