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American jounralists are currently celebrating the first national Sunshine Week, a series of events celebrating Freedom of Information laws, which are often called “sunshine laws” at the state level, particularly in Florida, which some of the best op…

A popular government, without popular information, or the means of acquiring it, is but a prologue to a farce or a tragedy; or perhaps both. President James Madison

If I were a betting woman, I’d say it’s pretty good odds that most bloggers aren…

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Though Texas has some of the toughest open records laws in the nation, there are still those who would prefer to conduct the government’s business in the shadows. And though the US is a model for the rest of the world, it bears repeating that the Bush administration and their lickspittles operating the Mighty Wurlitzer would rather have us moving in the wrong direction.

And from a purely bloggist’s viewpoint, as long as there are incoherent ramblings, it’s a good thing we can bear left to the nearest oasis.

And perhaps sometime in the not-so-distant future, if we’re persistent and vigilant, a new day will dawn and Robert Novakula will be caught scrambling too late back into his coffin and spontaneously combust.

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On March 13, 2005, news organizations and bloggers nationwide will unite to tell their tales of obtaining government information, and demand that access to such information be kept free….

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In celebration of Blogshine Sunday, I will relate the two experiences I had attempting to obtain information from the government using the Freedom of Information Act. The first attempt was unsuccessful because I directed my request to the wrong agency…