Following law school, Adam practiced entertainment-focused civil litigation in California and authored an eponymous blog, where he covered a wide range of topics involving the First Amendment and the Internet. He later joined Popehat, and his commentary on internet and free speech issues has been featured in The Guardian, ArsTechnica, Channel 4, the CBC, and various other outlets.
Following law school, Adam practiced entertainment-focused civil litigation in California and authored an eponymous blog, where he covered a wide range of topics involving the First Amendment and the Internet. He later joined Popehat, and his commentary on internet and free speech issues has been featured in The Guardian, ArsTechnica, Channel 4, the CBC, and various other outlets.
Recent Writing
- State comptroller report about Sex Week at the University of Tennessee raises serious First Amendment questions, February 21, 2019
- FIRE and PEN America call on Loyola University Chicago to rescind absurd ‘Media Relations Policy’, February 18, 2019
- FIRE warns University of Georgia and state attorney general to end speech-chilling investigation into TA’s protected expression, January 25, 2019
- Tensions rise at Temple after professor’s controversial comments, December 5, 2018
- University of North Alabama censured over treatment of student newspaper adviser; unwritten media ‘protocol’ earns written letter from FIRE, November 27, 2018
- As Los Angeles City Council demands cancellation of Students for Justice in Palestine conference, UCLA backs down on spurious trademark threat, November 8, 2018
- California State University, Bakersfield suspends policy on ‘politically related’ postings after rejecting ballot proposition flyers, November 5, 2018
- UCLA Chancellor counters calls to cancel SJP convention, but trouble on the horizon, November 2, 2018
- Nine years later, UCLA complains — again — about online critic, November 2, 2018
- University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh withdraws from attempt to impose prior restraint on its former student journalist, October 29, 2018
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