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Mark Pitsch: Office flap just the latest attack on free flow of information

host.madison.com — The state's Republican-led budget committee may have done no greater favor for the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism than voting to evict it from two tiny offices in UW-Madison's Vilas Hall. Since the early morning, back-room decision surfaced last week, the center has received the kind of national attention - from media and political sources of all ideological stripes - only winning a Pulitzer Prize might have generated.

NSA revelations only 'the tip of the iceberg,' says Dem lawmaker

thehill.com — The federal surveillance programs revealed in media reports are just "the tip of the iceberg," a House Democrat said Wednesday. Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.) said lawmakers learned "significantly more" about the spy programs at the National Security Agency (NSA) during a briefing on Tuesday with counterterrorism officials.

Former wrestlers come to Assembly for resolution

nbc15.com — Posted Wednesday, June 12, 2013 --- 2:56 p.m. MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Well-known Wisconsin wrestlers are joining with state lawmakers in supporting a resolution calling for wrestling to remain an Olympic event. The state Assembly on Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution calling on the International Olympic Committee to keep wrestling in the Olympics.

Mark Pitsch: Office flap just the latest attack on free flow of information

host.madison.com — The state's Republican-led budget committee may have done no greater favor for the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism than voting to evict it from two tiny offices in UW-Madison's Vilas Hall. Since the early morning, back-room decision surfaced last week, the center has received the kind of national attention - from media and political sources of all ideological stripes - only winning a Pulitzer Prize might have generated.

Database: Search state employee salaries

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Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism dust-up just the latest in press infringement - Isthmus

thedailypage.com — The state's Republican-led budget committee may have done no greater favor for the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism than voting to evict it from two tiny offices in UW-Madison's Vilas Hall. Since the early morning, back-room decision surfaced last week, the center has received the kind of national attention -- from media and political sources of all ideological stripes -- only winning a Pulitzer Prize might have generated.