Talk:Anita Ramasastry

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I removed the reference to her commentary about the Seigenthaler incident. It's a rather perfunctory column that doesn't distinguish itself from the many other commentaries at the time, and as such doesn't properly illustrate her extensive work in other areas of technology law. So I conclude that the real reason for the mention falls afoul of the guideline against self-references. --Michael Snow (talk) 17:29, 11 March 2008 (UTC)