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Audio from 2006 National FOI Day conference
First Amendment Center Online
03.17.06
"Fooling the People," complete
keynote speech by Hodding Carter, University of North Carolina
"Reflections on Where We Are,"
complete luncheon speech by Steven Aftergood, Federation of American
Scientists Project on Government Secrecy
Whistleblower panel excerpt: Moderator Danielle Brian asks Mike German about his experiences as an FBI whistleblower; then asks lawyer Tom Devine how whistleblowers should go about making their information known.
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Law, retaliation doom whistleblowers, panelists say
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'Fooling the People'
By Hodding Carter III Text of keynote speech for 2006 National FOI Day conference, Arlington, Va., March 16. 03.20.06
2006 National FOI Day conference: Agenda
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