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Did Gizmodo Break the Law or Commit Good Journalism?
Last week, the high-tech website Gizmodo posted pictures and video of an iPhone prototype not yet on the market. When Gizmodo blogger Jason Chen came home Friday night, he found that law enforcement agencies had broken into his home , backed by a search warrant.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLast week, the high-tech website Gizmodo posted pictures and video of an iPhone prototype not yet on the market. When Gizmodo blogger Jason Chen came home Friday night, he found that law enforcement agencies had broken into his home, backed by a search warrant.
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The full episode
3 of 3Finance Reform in DC; Goldman Sachs and the Campaign for Governor- 0:00Finance Reform: Public Anger and Partisan Politics
- 28:10Meg Whitman and Goldman Sachs
- 43:55Did Gizmodo Break the Law or Commit Good Journalism?You’re reading this