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THE FIGHT FOR ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT RECORDS ROUND TWO: ENTER THE COMPUTER.

Argues for the need to rewrite laws on access to government records to acknowledge the pervasive role of computers in government. Provisions of the Freedom Information Act (FOIA); Creation of a computer programs to meet FOIA requests; Segregation of exempt and non-exempt computerized data; Requirem...

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Published in:Journalism Quarterly Vol. 71; no. 3; pp. 550 - 561
Main Authors: Splichal, Sigman L., Chamberlain, Bill F.
Format: Article
Published: Association for Education in Journalism & Mass Communication Autumn94
Subjects:
Access control of public records > Law & legislation
Access control of records
Computer software
United States
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