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Last week, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that at least two high-profile baseball players used illegal steroids to chemically help make themselves stronger.
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A growing number of advocacy groups are blurring the distinction between legitimate media and propaganda to promote their causes.
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NEW YORK - A New York Times reporter said Friday that she is deeply reluctant to divulge a confidential source to prosecutors investigating the leak of an undercover CIA officer's identify, even if the source permitted her to do so.    Judith Miller faces up to 18 months in jail for refusing to cooperate with prosecutors investigating the leak...
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The Bush Administration is none too happy with legislation that is making its way through Congress which could shield many news gatherers from revealing their confidential sources, calling it a security risk.
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Many in the news media did not foresee that the investigation of the alleged illegal "outing" of a secret operative by unnamed Bush administration officials would end up targeting the press.
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Two former government Mideast experts accused the White House of abusing secrecy rules to block the publication of an article they had written for The New York Times.
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Every time a straight-news journalist alters a fact -- even something as picayune as the color of a bomb blast -- it convinces people that the media must lie about big things as well
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Two dozen states filed a brief on behalf of two San Francisco Chronicle reporters, telling a federal appeals court that public interest demands the recognition of a journalist's right to protect confidential sources.
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A US reporter has said she is reluctant to divulge a confidential source to prosecutors investigating the leaking of an undercover CIA agent&#39;s identity.
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The CIA leak trial turned a spotlight on the shifting ground rules for reporters and their editors who more than ever must balance their pursuit of the news with a heightened risk of landing in court.
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Doctors appeal to relatives not to sell their stories.
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It had to happen. A Web site set up to encourage anonymous leaks of controversial government secrets has been exposed before its launch.
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When the social discovery site turns members' most trivial actions into unfolding "News Feeds," users rebel, and the company races to quiet their anger. Both sides learn a hard lesson about the illusory nature of online privacy. Commentary by Bruce Schneier.
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The humble  interview, the linchpin of journalism for centuries, is under assault.
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A media sting operation gone awry revives a debate on media regulation
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Media organisations including the Guardian yesterday challenged a demand, unprecedented in modern times, that witnesses at a forthcoming murder trial should be heard in secret for 'national security' reasons
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Press embargoes may have served a useful purpose at some point, but now they are mostly PR tools. So let the information flow. Commentary by Adam L. Penenberg.