A Nevada newspaper says it has been served a federal grand jury subpoena seeking information about readers who posted comments on the paper’s Web site.
Thinking out loud… Newspapers can have anonymous sources, but you cannot comment on those anonymous sources anonymously?
The comments are written under pseudonyms. Along with the real names of people who posted comments, the subpoena asks the newspaper for the writers’ gender, birth date, physical address, telephone number, Internet service provider, IP address and credit card numbers.
Q: What was Publius’ credit card number?
A: No. 10
