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• Blowing the whistle without blowing their cover

  Amey discusses what POGO does, and how they work with whistleblowers to uncover systemic corruption. Amey addresses legal pitfalls when working with whistleblowers and weak legal protections.

  Tags: whistleblowers; corruption; POGO; Project on Government Oversight; investigations

  By Scott Amey

  2009

• Covering the Military Beat

  Capaccio discusses the challenges of reporting on the military. He suggests resources to familiarize yourself with when you begin to cover this beat, and how to organize yourself so you have the needed resources at hand - from Pentagon URLs to up-to-date phone lists. Included in this document is a chart of Military Insignia and what each stands for by specific branch of the military. He also includes sample documents from military resources

  Tags: military; contacts; Pentagon; Pen and Sword: A Journalist's Guide to Covering the Military; Ed Offley; Army; Marines; POGO; Project on Government Oversight; The Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment; CSBA

  By Tony Capaccio

  2008

• How POGO works with the media

  This tipsheet covers how the Project on Government Oversight (POGO) can help reporters in covering abuses of power. The handout also contains examples of POGO's work with various news organizations.

  Tags: POGO; whistleblowers; government insiders; freedom of information; defense; contract oversight; energy; environment; government

  By Danielle Brian

  2003

• Cultivating Whistleblowers

  The Project on Government Oversight (POGO) provides this tipsheet on how to handle a whistleblower, from first contact to the run up to publication.

  Tags: POGO; whistleblowers; wrongdoing; documents; government; corporate; anonymous sources

  By Danielle Brian

  2003

• Secret Sources and Keeping Them That Way

  A tipsheet on the different advices to give sources.

  Tags: Investigative Reporting

  By Danielle Brian

  1999