The World As We Know It

Independent journalist and filmmaker Josh Wolf, who has been jailed in Dublin, CA, since Tuesday, will not be blogging from prison, his mom told me in an e-mail Thursday.

Bloggers, part-time freelancers, news anchors and even barbers could be considered by some as sources of information.

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The "San Francisco Chronicle", in an editorial published Thursday, joined the chorus of those calling for the release of Josh Wolf.

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Reporters Without Borders, an international organization advocating the freedom of the press, condemned the jailing of Josh Wolf yesterday.

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Liz Wolf-Spada, the mother of jailed independent journalist Josh Wolf, thanked their supporters on Josh's web site today:

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Josh Wolf is being held in the Santa Rita Jail in Dublin, California, rather than a Federal Correctional Institution, where only female inmates are housed, a one-time inmate there clarified today on www.joshwolf.net.

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In 39 states, journalists are protected by a shield law.

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The Committee to Protect Journalists said Wednesday they were "extremely concerned" by the imprisonment of independent journalist Josh Wolf.

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In comments to "The New York Times" for a story published Wednesday, Josh Wolf's lawyer, Jose Luis Fuentes, noted that Josh may lose his job over his jailing.

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It's happened again.

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