FOIA Program Aware Of Journo Concerns

Jul 15, 2015 | TVNewsCheck | Add comment

Some journalists have expressed concerns in recent days over a federal government pilot program that would release documents requested under the Freedom of Information Act to the public via online portals. “It would absolutely hurt journalists’ ability to report on documents they obtained through a FOIA request if the government agency is going to immediately make records available to the public,” noted Vice News investigative reporter Jason Leopold.

This article was originally posted on washingtonpost.com

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FOIA Program Aware Of Journo Concerns

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