"Josh Wolf tells Salon why he spent 226 days in prison rather than comply with a subpoena, and gives his take on what a ‘journalist’ is."

"In interviews, Wolf has talked about how the First Amendment was originally written to protect pamphleteers such as Thomas Paine — who were arguably closer to being the 18th-century version of bloggers than to what we call journalists."

The Economist quotes Josh Wolf: “The whole issue of whether or not I am a journalist is irrelevant: the first amendment was written to protect pamphleteers … This was my entry into the world of journalism … and a hell of an entry it was.”
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