Recently, Daniel Ray Carter, who works for the Sheriff of Hampton, Virgina, got fired after he 'liked' the Facebook page of his boss' political opponent. Now legal scholars are wondering how this relates to his first amendment rights. Is 'liking' a page an expression of free speech?
Steven Levy, senior writer for Wired, shares his opinions.
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In the future there will be all kinds of buttons. Like, Don't like, Love, Hate and Indifferent...What's not to Like about that
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