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Administration favored requests from left-wing groups

Saudi made a similar move to rein in Blackberry’s messaging service several years ago

Google, Twitter and Sonic.net release similar reports twice a year

American authorities demand more user info than all of the world’s other governments combined

The FCC’s FOIA problems are only part of a larger trend in the Obama administration

Secretive network of 10 front groups join with occupiers to pressure businesses, politicians

Conflicting data cast doubt on report’s conclusions

There is no tower high enough to keep special interest lobbyists away from committee members.

What to ask Obama at Wednesday’s Twitter town hall.

Republicans are fuming about what they call the ‘woefully inadequate’ document releases

President Obama’s new executive order will politicize the federal contracting process. Why aren’t the good-government watchdogs complaining?

White House delays award praising the president for transparency, cites unspecified ‘changes to the president’s schedule’

Obama touts “transparency” in his speeches, but he doesn’t practice what he preaches.

Users can search for the salary, pension benefits and other compensation for more than 594,000 city and county employees throughout California

When the president’s advisors hold back because they’re afraid that their advice will be leaked to the public, everyone loses.

Google issues ‘transparency report,’ equates countries that block access to site as censorship

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has taken another baby step toward increased transparency, acknowledging in its annual report that the world’s largest charitable foundation is too secretive and hard to work with

Gubernatorial nominee and former accountant hasn’t paid taxes on time since 2003

The journalists who described plans to coordinate unjustified charges of racism against selected conservatives need to be held accountable

FEC ruling may exempt Citizens United from the DISCLOSE Act designed to curb effects of Supreme Court ruling