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American Journalism Review, January, 2001 by PALSER, BARB
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Canadian programmer posts vote tallies on the Web before polls close
Today's free speech crusaders are as likely to possess computer programming degrees as press credentials.
A prime case is Paul Bryan, a Canadian software developer who made a singular stand against his country's federal election law. After a month-long public prelude announcing his plans, Bryan posted immediate East Coast results for Canada's November 27 national election on his Web site beneath a banner declaring, "Welcome To The Information Age."
Bryan deliberately violated the Canada ...
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