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The "End" of Investigative Reporting and Free Speech? - Page 2


© Deborah Lagarde
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Mar 31, 2000


having to go into liquidation, cease trading and make its employees redundant. Myself as editor, and Helene Guldberg as co-publisher, also face the threat of personal bankruptcy."

For the meantime, LM, at "http://www.informinc.co.uk" will remain at this web site. They are trying also to get up the funds for a "go-out-with-a-bang" summer final issue.

So, does this mean that courageous investigative reporting and expose's of cover-ups, that journalistic "political incorrectness" will be met by the full force of totally corrupt law? Does this mean freedom of speech is over?

For further background on this, read my last weeks article at: "http://www.suite101.com/articles/media_i..."

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