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New re: White House press access:
“The First Amendment's protection of a free press does not depend on whether the President likes a journalist's questions, images, or reporting. The government cannot use access to the White House as a reward for favorable coverage or withdraw it as punishment for critical coverage.”
🕊️💔 From our colleagues in Missouri about the passing of the much loved and respected leader and teacher, Brian Kratzer:
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“Safety restrictions must be narrowly tailored and consistent with the First Amendment, especially when they limit the public’s ability to observe government officials performing their duties.” Full article here: www.nppa.org/news/860
By creating an unpredictable moving exclusion zone around DHS assets, the FAA forced visual journalists to choose between abandoning lawful newsgathering and risking severe penalties,” said Mickey H. Osterreicher, general counsel for the National Press Photographers Association.
Full article here: www.nppa.org/news/860
“Drones have become essential, safe, and economical tools for documenting government activity and other matters of public concern.
WASHINGTON – Today, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the ACLU of D.C., and the National Press Photographers Association filed an amicus brief in support of a Minnesota photojournalist’s lawsuit challenging the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFR).
ATHENS, GA – The National Press Photographers Association (NPPA) today reiterated its firm opposition to the manipulation of journalistic images that mislead the public, particularly when such manipulation is conducted or disseminated by government entities.
