The Washington Post's Jim Brady speaks his mind about uncivil speech on the Internet. Kudos for having the courage of his convictions, but his policy prescription is all wrong.

When people think of profitable online business ventures, they think of eBay, Amazon, Google, and MySpace, and internet entrepreneurs such as Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Tom Anderson and Steve Jobs. But there are a number of people without "name recognit

Earlier this week, Toronto Life killed off their blogs . The move was a surprising one, especially since the magazine was one of the few local print outlets that had finally started to figure out how to create interesting and original content online that

Lee Stranahan's post about lefty blogs ignoring the John Edwards affair was apparently the most highly trafficked story on the Huffington Post for at least two days. But when he crossposted the item...

I am just wondering if Congress can enact a law to put a stop to all the bullying on the Internet. As we write this letter, negative blogs and comments are spreading around the Net through various sites.