The BriefGet Up To Speed
Description: The First Amendment protects freedom of the press, but how do we reconcile the conflict between national security and accountability? Do we err on the side of secrecy or transparency? From the Pentagon Papers to WikiLeaks, join the debate between the need for government secrecy and the public's right to know. PLUS: Attend the debate and see the documentary Page One: Inside the New York Times for FREE! Present your June 8 debate ticket stub at the Film Society of Lincoln Center box office to see the film free of charge. Opens June 17, 2011. *Please note that seating is not guaranteed if sold out.
The Constitution
Espionage Act
Freedom of the Press is Not Absolute
Press Should Be Free to Inform the People
WikiLeaks
Cracking Down on Leakers
Deciding What to Publish
Pentagon Papers
Post 9/11 Leaks
Related Articles