>makes as much sense as treating the New York Times as a state-directed utility. This just reminded me there are laws, such as changing one's name, which requi

>makes as much sense as treating the New York Times as a state-directed utility. This just reminded me there are laws, such as changing one's name, which require things to be announced in one or more prominent local papers (which laws depends on your state and local governments). I'm not totally sure if that's evidence against making a "utility" social media or for making a "utility" newspaper.