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The voice of journalismFebruary 17, 2020ICYMI:FROM THE ARCHIVES:Proceeds from this article were donated by the author to the charity Privacy International.Has America ever needed a media watchdog more than now? Help us by .Ahana Datta is the head of IT risk and cyber security at the Financial Times, prior to which she served in the UK government for a number of years. She can be reached at ahana.datta@ft.com.TOP IMAGE: Photo: Adobe StockOn Saturday, September 3, the body of Jeff German, an investigative reporter at the Las Vegas Review-Journal, was found outside his home. He had been stabbed to death in an altercation nearly twenty-four hours earlier, police said. His colleagues’ first...

The voice of journalismFebruary 17, 2020ICYMI:FROM THE ARCHIVES:Proceeds from this article were donated by the author to the charity Privacy International.Has America ever needed a media watchdog more than now? Help us by .Ahana Datta is the head of IT risk and cyber security at the Financial Times, prior to which she served in the UK government for a number of years. She can be reached at ahana.datta@ft.com.TOP IMAGE: Photo: Adobe StockOn Saturday, September 3, the body of Jeff German, an investigative reporter at the Las Vegas Review-Journal, was found outside his home. He had been...

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