After Libby Trial, New Era for Government and Press

New York Times by Adam Liptak | Mar. 8, 2007 (News Analysis)

"Every tenet and every pact that existed between the government and the press has been broken," said Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., a media lawyer who represented Time magazine and one of its reporters in their unsuccessful efforts to fight subpoenas from Mr. Fitzgerald, the special counsel in the Libby case. Full Story »

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 by Paul Belserene - Mar. 8, 2007

While I admire the story and agree the "chill" effect needs to be discussed, I sense this is angled toward journalistic comfort. The issue of leakers "gaming" journalists is mentioned but not properly weighted by the author.

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