She ended her email with a phrase which later appeared in a Sun editorial: "Speech of your life?
The court said the photo, which was displayed with other captions and altered images of different actors, was editorial speech protected under the First Amendment.
In a poem, a song, a film, a book of philosophy, maybe – but not in a party manifesto, a leading article, an editorial cartoon, a parliamentary speech, a propaganda poster.
The Daily Telegraph, in an editorial, says that the speech showed how public sector productivity will be the key battleground for the next election.
That year, when the ambassador from Nazi Germany was invited to speak on campus, Communist students demanded that the newspaper run an editorial calling for the speech to be canceled.
But what makes the epistemological status of an image different from the epistemological status of a speech or an editorial?
"To an Anxious Friend," an editorial of July 27 , 1922 advocating freedom of speech, won the 1923 Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing.
Monroe had form: he once successfully blocked a stage version of Dixon's book from being performed, and he boldly led a charge against Birth in the form of editorials, speeches and rallies at city hall.
In an editorial two weeks ago, it offered tepid praise for a speech Mr. Romney had given on economic policy.
"Before the dust has settled or the blood congealed, editorials, speeches, and civil-rights commissions are loud in the land, demanding to know what happened.
