From the National Journal, this article is worth savouring for those who appreciated what are referred to as “Ratherisms”. Example:
From the National Journal, this article is worth savouring for those who appreciated what are referred to as “Ratherisms”. Example:
Released March 10, 2005 to the Senate Armed Services Committee, this Review of DoD Detention Operations and Detainee Interrogation Techniques (21 pages, PDF), authored by Vice Adm. Albert T. Church III, determined that there was “no policy that considered or condoned torture…” Statement of Senator Carl Levin at the Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing on… Continue Reading
Reporter’s FOIA request dates to 1981 Related references: Audit of Freedom of Information Requests Highlights Gov’t Delays Nations use U.S. as model for FOIA laws The Freedominfo.org Global Survey: Freedom of Information and Access to Government Records Around the World (96 pages, PDF) Continue Reading
As a followup to Andy Haven’s article, The Role of Peer to Peer File Sharing in Law Firm Marketing, see this March 13 Washington Post, BitTorrent May Prove Too Good to Quash. The Official BitTorrent Home Page Continue Reading
Bloggers Look for “Sunshine” on Public Access to Government Documents – FreeCulture.org announces Blogshine Sunday “On March 13, news organizations across the United States will participate in “Sunshine Sunday” by running stories and editorials in support of public access to government information. Simultaneously, bloggers throughout the U.S. and beyond will spotlight their own experiences with… Continue Reading