Expert contributors from the fields of journalism and communication explore the principle that government -- whether local, state, or national -- is the business of the people it governs. Anyone merely interested or closely involved in the exchange of information today, especially with advances in technology, will gain from this information. This book challenges readers to get involved with FOI organizations any way they can, whether by forming state organizations lacking FOI or strengthening those organizations that exist.
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The democratic principles underlying access law presume that the public will take an active interest in monitoring its government and that the majority supports a broad right of access to governmental record and meetings. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
anonymous juries, anonymous jury, computerized public records, records requesters, public records statutes, open government laws, privacy exemptions, records custodians, news media access, public records laws, state action doctrine, nonconfidential information, access advocates, unwarranted invasion, new media technologies, open meeting laws, juvenile proceedings, labor statute, national security information Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
First Amendment, Code Ann, United States, New York, Reporters Committee, New Jersey, Richmond Newspapers, Air Force, Govt Code, Rhode Island, State Department, Gulf War, North Carolina, Fifth Circuit, New Mexico, Superior Court, Fourth Amendment, Freedom of the Press, Second Circuit, New Hampshire, Ninth Circuit, North Dakota, Oregon Natural Desert Assn, The Washington Post, Clinton County New!
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The democratic principles underlying access law presume that the public will take an active interest in monitoring its government and that the majority supports a broad right of access to governmental record and meetings. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
anonymous juries, anonymous jury, computerized public records, records requesters, public records statutes, open government laws, privacy exemptions, records custodians, news media access, public records laws, state action doctrine, nonconfidential information, access advocates, unwarranted invasion, new media technologies, open meeting laws, juvenile proceedings, labor statute, national security information Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
First Amendment, Code Ann, United States, New York, Reporters Committee, New Jersey, Richmond Newspapers, Air Force, Govt Code, Rhode Island, State Department, Gulf War, North Carolina, Fifth Circuit, New Mexico, Superior Court, Fourth Amendment, Freedom of the Press, Second Circuit, New Hampshire, Ninth Circuit, North Dakota, Oregon Natural Desert Assn, The Washington Post, Clinton County New!
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- Free Speech and its Relation to Self-Government by Alexander Meiklejohn in Front Matter, and page 35
- System of Freedom of Expression by Emerson TI on page 35, and page 147
- The Limits of Privatization by Paul Starr on page 98, and page 101
- Human Rights: Its Culture and Moral Confusions by Howard Taylor on page 218
- First Freedom by Nat Hentoff in Front Matter
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- Shaping the Network Society: The New Role of Civil Society in Cyberspace by Douglas Schuler in Back Matter
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