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Protesting the National Anthem is a pretty good indication that someone doesn't understand

the values for which it stands, which means it'll come as an unpleasant surprise to

a number of professional football players that one of those values is freedom of association.

CBS 4 in Denver reports that Von Miller, a linebacker for the Denver Broncos, joined

31 of his teammates yesterday in kneeling during the playing of the Star-Spangled Banner

before the Broncos' game against the Buffalo Bills, and now he's facing a consequence

for that decision.

Denver's Phil Long Ford dealership had been running TV advertisements that featured Miller,

but has asked television stations in the area to stop airing them, a decision motivated

by Miller's protest yesterday.

You can read the full statement from Phil Long Dealerships right here:

We are evaluating the events of the weekend.

It is important to state that we haven't fired Von.

We are in the middle of contract renewal and this weekend's events remind us that sometimes

we feel that we best represent ourselves.

We support Von and his first amendment rights, we know Von and he's a good person.

He donated a police car to his hometown police dept.

All that notwithstanding when we bring in celebrities to represent us we run the risk

of being misrepresented.

We, like millions of Americans are concerned and will respond consistently with our values

as a proud American company founded by a war hero (Phil Long).

While we can't control the actions of others we can be responsible for how we support our

nation and community.

That is why, years ago, our principal owner, Jay Cimino, founded the Mount Carmel Veteran's

Service center, and is supported by all Phil Long Dealerships.

We support this cause not just with our words, but financially as well, and it is serving

hundreds of veterans in need right here in Colorado.

This would be a great time for our community to show support for our military community

by supporting this cause or others that continue to serve them after they serve us.

https://veteranscenter.org/

On the one hand, there's a bit too much equivocation here for this observer's tastes.

How much is there to evaluate?

The original rationale for taking a knee in protest of the National Anthem was because

America is supposedly a racist hellhole where the KKK have traded in white hoods for blue

uniforms, and the rationale for this weekend's revival was that President Donald Trump somehow

did something outrageous by condemning the original protest.

What's not to understand?

And yes, Miller deserves credit for donating a police car, but are we sure that was motivated

entirely by being a "good person"… rather than, say, public relations to to clean some

of the dirt off his public image from his history of drug and traffic offenses?

On the other hand, Phil Long Ford's unequivocal support for basic patriotism is heartening,

and points out why, contrary to the incessant bleating of Trump's most demented haters,

this isn't a free speech issue.

The words and actions of any public figure reflect on whatever employers, affiliations,

or partnerships they're involved in, and businesses who contract with spokesmen known

for something non-political like sports have every right to expect not to have shame or

scandal reflected back on them.

A word of advice, Von: educating yourself on what America really stands for could have

spared you this embarrassment not only by raising the possibility, but by opening your

eyes to the fact that the principles of the country don't warrant protesting in the

first place.

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Google chief executive Sundar Pichai has made a priority of investing in artificial intelligence, and has spoken publicly about infusing the companys array of offerings with software smarts Photo: GETTY/AFP/File.

Google is seeking ways to help publishers win paying subscribers for news stories, a person close to the matter told AFP.

To this end, the U.S. internet giant is collaborating with NewsCorp, the Financial Times, and the New York Times, according to the source.

Google was said to be ramping up its support for subscription services in recognition of the fact that such revenue is vital for publishers who cant rely on advertising alone for financial survival.

Google declined to comment on word of this latest effort.

We work closely with news publishers across the world to build products that help support their business and add value to users, Google spokesperson Maggie Shiels said in response to an AFP inquiry. At the moment we dont have anything to announce.

Google already uses its technology to let readers of online news subscribe to publishers with a single click, in an internet age spin on tossing a free copy of a newspaper on a doorstep in the hope people sign-up for daily deliveries.

Google chief executive Sundar Pichai has made a priority of investing in artificial intelligence, and has spoken publicly about infusing the companys array of offerings with software smarts.

Artificial intelligence could be combined with troves of data at Google to try to better win over potential news subscribers. Publishers have complained at times that Google is making money off their work by surfacing stories in search results.

Google has countered that it shares revenue with publishers, drives traffic to their websites where stories are hosted, and that they can opt not to show up in search results.

The need to support reliable news organizations has been highlighted by controversy over bogus stories crafted to influence politics, promote social division, or simply rake in online ad revenue.

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