Months after the Edward Snowden surveillance disclosures presented US intelligence with a more skeptical media landscape, the intelligence community’s leader has instituted a new media policy: substantive contact with journalists without prior approval can be a firing offense. ... At a “minimum,” the directive reads, incidents “will be handled in the same manner as a security violation.”No doubt that in practice, they'll carve out a working exception for the national security stenographers of Fox News and the NY Times.
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And obviously they need one for the administration too...
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