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Intelligence and the Media
June 26 , 2013 Location: Near Infinity Conference Center 1881 Campus Commons Drive, Suite 205, Reston, VA 20191 Moderator: Mr. Shane Harris, The Washingtonian Panelist: Mr. Bill Harlow, Chief spokesman for the CIA from 1997-2004 Mr. Spencer Ackerman, (The Guardian) (invited) NSA PAO (invited) Mr. JJ Green, WTOP National Security Correspondent Panel Background: The media have a vested interest in informing the public about the activities of their government. The Intelligence Community (IC) is bound by Executive Order to safeguard information from public disclosure to protect the sources and methods involved in intelligence collection and analysis, and maintain the security of the Nation. This dynamic has caused friction between the media and the IC in the past and will likely continue in the age of new and emerging media. Hear firsthand from our panel of professionals from the IC and the media about how they deal with the relationship to ensure both can accomplish their missions. Learn what IC public affairs teams do to communicate with the public and what journalists that cover the IC do to keep the public informed.
Panel Questions:
The panel will be moderated by Shane Harris, Senior Writer at The Washingtonian.
If you have any additional questions please contact Chris Gogoel by email at cgogoel@afcea.org or by phone at (703)-631-6210 |
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