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To: Red Badger

It is completely inappropriate for an employer to lay off a reporter and take the very unusual step of retaining and searching the reporter’s files, inclusive of confidential source identification and information. From a First Amendment standpoint, a media corporation with a commitment to journalism calling a reporter’s research and confidential source reporting “proprietary information” is both shocking and absurd.

If this is part of her usual vocation and not unique to her current/past employer, then they both have a right to her work product


77 posted on 02/23/2024 7:42:33 AM PST by Vendome (I've Gotta Be Me https://youtu.be/wH-pk2vZG2M)
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To: Vendome

“It is completely inappropriate for an employer to lay off a reporter and take the very unusual step of retaining and searching the reporter’s files, inclusive of confidential source identification and information.”

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Yes it is, but we can’t expect the Cabal to play by the rules.

Hopefully she was smart enough to see this kind of thing coming and to have backups.


80 posted on 02/23/2024 7:49:58 AM PST by Eccl 10:2 (Prov 3:5 --- "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding")
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