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Still Wrestling with the Union Leader for NH’s #1 Online Print Media Portal
It’s fun to revisit this now and again, mostly because of the alarm it sounds in the hearts and minds of Democrats. How in the world could that (!#/*%$!) site be getting as much online traffic as the Union Leader? This won’t help, but sometimes we get more.
As Old Media Shifts Focus Online GraniteGrok Continues to Dominate the Space
Several of New Hampshire’s ‘Newspapers’ have gone *begging for donations to stay afloat. Some have shifted more content online and abandoned 7-days a week print editions. With an increasing shift to digital, how has GraniteGrok’s dominance held up?
RE: 603 Alliance Online Candidate Training Tomorrow- ‘Things you can do at home to prepare your campaign’
Tomorrow, April 2nd, the 603 Alliance will be holding their next online event for GOP State Rep Candidates: “Things you can do at home to prepare your campaign (PART 1).” There is still time to register for this online event.
The Library of Congress – The Constitution Annotated, Is Now Fully Digitized and Searchable
Maybe you will never have occasion to find something in the constitution or a related court ruling. What a life that must be, eh? For everyone else, The Library of Congress has updated the Constitution Annotated.
Holiday Shopping – Cyber Monday Mouse Clicks Up, Black Friday Foot Traffic Down
Commercial culture update. Black Friday. Early Black Friday. After Black Friday. All resulted in a decline in bricks and mortar foot-traffic. The people who pay attention to such things estimate 9 million fewer shoppers passed through the doors of retailers.
SCOTUS Upholds South Dakota’s Right to Tax Online Sales From Retailers Outside the State
The Commerce Clause must not prefer interstate commerce only to the point where a merchant physically crosses state borders. Rejecting the physical presence rule is necessary to ensure that artificial competitive advantages are not created by this Court’s precedents. This Court should not prevent States from collecting lawful taxes through a physical presence rule that can be satisfied only if there is an employee or a building in the State….