| Condition: | Used : An item that has been previously used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections.See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab |
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| Seller notes: | “Box opened, contents AS NEW. All parts still IN FACTORY-SEALED POLY BAGS, COMPLETE AND UNSTARTED. With unused original decals and instructions. Box in very good condition.” |
| Brand: | HASEGAWA | Type: | Military Aircraft |
| Scale: | 1:32 | Model: | F-86F SABRE |
| MPN: | SK-006 | Modified Item: | No |
| Subtype: | Kit |
Journalism is fast becoming a vast wasteland. Newsrooms across the land are hollowed out, or in many cases shuttered. And the internet, which was supposed to correct all this, has thus far demonstrably failed the task.
The connective tissue that unites Brandeis’s view of legislative action, the creation and enforcement of antitrust law, and the use of sectoral regulation is the willingness to experiment. We are well-acquainted with Brandeis’s invocation of the “laboratories of the states” but his reliance on experimentation, what we might today call innovation, runs much deeper than that well-known aphorism.
The impact of the open internet on social justice contrasted with history of broasting/mass media
