On the bright side, Amy Goodman has connections to take this to a higher court which would very likely set a stronger precedent for protecting camera phone temporary reporters and others who film events from the inside.
On the bright side, Amy Goodman has connections to take this to a higher court which would very likely set a stronger precedent for protecting camera phone temporary reporters and others who film events from the inside.
The first amendment protects both freedom of the press and freedom of speech. Pushing one's agenda, even if that's what she's doing, is definitively protected and not an "exploit".
The whole point of the first amendment is that you can freely express yourself without censure by the government. And Amy Goodman is most certainly a well respected journalist.
She is one of the very last true reporter in the US, not a blogger , sorry a "contributor" who just write for clicks about "sexism in video games" as the majority of "journalists" out there today. She literally risks her life to get to the bottom of a story.