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Daily Archives: October 19, 2008
New study of media policies finds some federal agencies stifle scientists’ contact with reporters
The Union of Concerned Scientists issued a report on October 17 grading 15 federal agencies on their policies controlling communication between staff scientists and the news media and the public. The report concluded that one of the agencies with the … Continue reading
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New GAP whistleblower series debuts on Free Speech TV with panel on scientific integrity
“Whistle Where You Work,” a series dedicated to whistleblowers and occupational free speech, accountability and transparency issues, produced by the Government Accountability Project, has begun airing on the Free Speech TV network. We are interviewed on one of the first … Continue reading
