American Lawyer Media Content Moves to Westlaw

Press release, May 1, 2006 – New ALM/West Strategic Partnership Brings ALM Content Exclusively to Westlaw: “Specific material from ALM to be offered exclusively on Westlaw includes the full content of ALM magazines, state and national newspapers, including The American Lawyer®, The National Law Journal®, Corporate Counsel®, New York Law Journal® and Legal Times®, as …

Subjects: Legal Research

Journalists’ Report Identifies 10 Most Censored Countries

Special Report 2006: “North Koreans live in the most censored country in the world, a new analysis by the Committee to Protect Journalists has found. The world’s deepest information void, communist North Korea has no independent journalists, and all radio and television receivers sold in the country are locked to government-specified frequencies. Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial …

Subjects: Censorship, E-Government, Freedom of Information, Government Documents, Internet

Libby Defense Again Seeks Copies of Media Documents

AP reports: Libby Needs Media Records: “In a 45-page filing, Libby’s lawyers said reporters have “no right – under the Constitution or the common law – to deprive Mr. Libby of evidence that will help establish his innocence at trial.” Text of legal documents provided by JustOne Minute: Part 1 of the Consolidated response (23 …

Subjects: Courts

FBI IT Infrastructure Project Subject to Millions in Contractor Cost Overruns

Federal Bureau of Investigation: Weak Controls over Trilogy Project Led to Payment of Questionable Contractor Costs and Missing Assets, Full Report GAO-06-698T, and Highlights, May 2, 2006. “FBI’s review and approval process for Trilogy contractor invoices, which included a review role for GSA as contracting agency, did not provide an adequate basis for verifying that …

Subjects: E-Government, Government Documents

Network Neutrality Act of 2006 Introduced Today By Markey

Press release: “This network neutrality bill has essentially three parts. The first part articulates overall broadband and network neutrality goals for the country, and spells out exactly what network neutrality means and puts it into the statute so that it will possess the force of law. The second part embodies reasonable exceptions to the general …

Subjects: Congress, Internet, Legislation