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1 A conversation about public notices
2 Public notices = Public access
3 Why we oppose efforts to close off access to CHPs
4 Not ready for their close up?
5 FOIA before & after the election
6 Virginia records for all
7 An embarrassment of riches?
8 What is the intended use of FOIA?
9 The power to enforce
10 Back-channel business
11 Reform the Reform Work Groups
12 Conduct policy is no good for press or public
13 FOIA Council to study criminal records proposal
14 Editorial: Are we really in favor of free speech?
15 Drop everything?
16 FOIA is and FOIA isn't
17 The old college try
18 We are not (unfortunately) alone
19 Let's hear it for these pols
20 FOIA is part public relations
21 Testify! But make it brief.
22 Upcoming for Sunshine Week
23 Closed meeting on coach fumbles
24 FOIA harassment revisited
25 Comstock's 2
26 Mandatory designation
27 Voting history bill
28 Names and salary
29 Public notices: a PUBLIC issue
30 Don't copy this clerk
31 Reform, but not in a good way
32 Public Access is VPAP's middle name
33 My "feelings" about access
34 Citizens vs. Media Access
35 Requesters (and government) acting badly
36 Public interviews
37 A few of my favorite things
38 Access in the Courts
39 Want a better FOIA life? Try getting more organized
40 Fee, fi, fo, fum: update/response
41 Fee, fi, fo, fum
42 Virginia's citizens-only FOIA limitation
43 The Art of the Ask
44 Discretion is the better part of FOIA
45 Nope to scope
46 About those iPads
47 UVA home to two open-government issues
48 FOIA tips and strategies
49 Economic Development: Surprise!
50 Discussion is good
 
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