September 2005
RCFP WHITE PAPER
SIXTH EDITION
How the War on Terrorism Affects Access to
Information and the Public's Right to Know
Prepared by The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
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Homefront Confidential:
How the War on Terrorism Affects Access to Information
and the Public's Right to Know
Sixth Edition
September 2005
A project of The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
Editors:
Lucy A. Dalglish
Gregg P. Leslie
Contributors:
Rebecca Daugherty, Monica Dias, Ashley Gauthier, Kimberley Keyes, Jennifer LaFleur, Jeff Lemberg, Ryan Lozar, James McLaughlin, Mimi Moon, Kirsten Mitchell, Kirsten Murphy, Grant Penrod, Gil Shochat, Wendy Tannenbaum, Phillip Taylor, Sara Thacker
Paula Canning, Kevin Capp, Kathleen Dunphy, Jane Elizabeth, Victor Gaberman, James Getz, Maria Gowen, Amanda Groover, Lolita Guevarra, Kristin Gunderson, Emily Harwood, Katrina Hull, Lois Lloyd, Jennifer Myers, Tejal Shah, Thomas Sullivan, April Thorn, Alba Lucero Villa, Corinna Zarek
Major funding for previous editions of this report was provided by:
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Scripps Howard Foundation
St. Petersburg Times
Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation
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