The Rove factor?
for publication 07/11/05
Its legal appeals exhausted, Time magazine agreed last week to turn over reporter Matthew Cooper's e-mails and computer notes to a special prosecutor investigating the leak of an undercover CIA agent's identity. The case has been the subject of press controversy for two years. Saying 'we are not above the law,' Time Inc. Editor in Chief Norman Pearlstine decided to comply with a grand-jury subpoena to turn over documents related to the leak. But Cooper (and a New York Times reporter, Judith Miller) is still refusing to testify and faces jail this week...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8445696/site/newsweek/
from MSNBC/Newsweek
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
Its legal appeals exhausted, Time magazine agreed last week to turn over reporter Matthew Cooper's e-mails and computer notes to a special prosecutor investigating the leak of an undercover CIA agent's identity. The case has been the subject of press controversy for two years. Saying 'we are not above the law,' Time Inc. Editor in Chief Norman Pearlstine decided to comply with a grand-jury subpoena to turn over documents related to the leak. But Cooper (and a New York Times reporter, Judith Miller) is still refusing to testify and faces jail this week...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8445696/site/newsweek/
from MSNBC/Newsweek
Informant: Thomas L. Knapp
Starmail - 5. Jul, 16:06
