Will Websites and Blogs Be Restricted On Campaign Related Endorsements

From Polical Money Line, Corporate Websites Get Scrutiny: “The Federal Election Commission acknowledged last week that it determined it is a violation to post a federal candidate’s endorsement and picture on a corporate website when it is not paid for by the corporation’s PAC or limited to in-house access.”

Declan McCullagh interviewed Bradley Smith about the future impact of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act on “political blogging and online punditry.”

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