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2017’s Best of FOIA (So Far)
Every September, the agencies that handle Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests rush to close as many open requests as possible before the end of ... Read More
Report for America Launches at Google News Lab Summit
In an effort to support more real news and increase public trust in the news media, Google News Lab, in partnership with The GroundTruth Project, ... Read More
“FOIA Terrorist” Jason Leopold Shines a Light in the Dark
In 2017, news comes from the Commander in Chief via Twitter posts, and government press briefings have become more combative. The government doesn’t operate in ... Read More
FOIA for Everyone: How You Can Use FOIA on Every Beat
More and more journalists are relying on the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) to enhance their reporting and gather valuable information for the public. But ... Read More
Media Groups Ask VP Biden to Prioritize Press Freedom on Visit to Turkey
Arlington, VA – Today, two leading media organizations representing news ... Read More
Media Groups Ask VP Biden to Prioritize Press Freedom on Visit to Turkey
Media Contact: Lindsey Loving Manager, Communications Lindsey@newsmediaalliance.org 571.366.1009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Groups Ask Vice President Biden to Prioritize Press Freedom on Upcoming Visit to ... Read More
Washington Post’s Student Journalists
In August, The Washington Post hosted high school students for a week-long program on journalism. The program, originally called the Young Journalist Development Program, was ... Read More
SLAPP Suits and Their Threat to Freedom of the Press
By MACAULEY VENORA, Public Policy Intern Those who are written about about in newspapers are not always pleased with the authors' views. However, the First Amendment ... Read More
