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Summer 2006, Volume 11, Number 4
Major U.S. Newspapers Report On
Classified Financial Tracking Program
Media Leaks
Ruling in Lobbyists Case May Carry Implications for Journalists
Federal Electronic Surveillance Update
Judge Finds NSA Domestic Wiretapping Program Violates Statutory and Constitutional Law
NSA Roundup
Bush Signs Broadcast Decency Enforcement Act; May Increase Fines for Indecent Programming
Government Restrictions on Information
FEMA Reconsiders Policy on Media Access To Victims of Hurricane Katrina
Reporters Forced to Leave Guantanamo Bay
New Jersey Media Ban in Prisons Reversed
Ohio Mayor’s Restriction of Employees’ Speech Does Not Violate Media’s First Amendment Rights
Federal Court Orders Additional Detainee Photos Released
FOIA Updates
FOIA Turns Forty
Government Grant to Study FOIA and Security Questioned
Reporters’ Privilege News
Identity of Leaker in Plame Case Revealed
Court Rules that Libby’s Use of Journalists’ Evidence Must be Limited
Prosecutor May Subpoena New York Times Phone Records
Freelance Reporter and Human Rights Activist Not Required
To Surrender Notes, Other Documents to City
Court of Appeals Orders Freelance Journalist To Hand Over Videotape
Appeals Court Finds That Bloggers Have
Same Protection As Journalists, Newsgatherers
Newsroom Searches
Newsrooms in Alaska Searched Following Fight in Anchorage
Pennsylvania’s Intelligencer Journal’s Hard Drives Seized
Warrant to Search Reporter’s Home Upheld
Copyright Updates
District Court Rules That Companies Editing Movies for Family Viewing Violate Copyright Law
Settlement Reached in Kazaa Lawsuit
Free Speech Stifled
Brigham Young University Professor Fired for Writing Editorial
Kansas City Royals Attempt to Stifle Reporters
Libel/Defamation
Anonymous Blogger Sued for Libel
Neutral Reportage
Norton v. Glenn Settled
Internet Updates
Global Online Freedom Act
Privacy News
Minnesota Governor Pushes For Stronger Controls of Personal Information
Media Ethics
Minnesota Attorney General Files News Council Complaint Over Press Inquiries About Gubernatorial Campaign Controversy
Closed Meetings Precede Katie Couric’s
Ascent to Anchor of CBS “Evening News”
Italian Magazine Editor May Face Jail Time
For Publishing Diana’s Death Scene Photo
UK Press Complaints Commission Issues Guidelines to Help Prevent Copycat Suicides
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