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“Fool Me Once”: Why Corey the Whistle is not a whistleblower
By Mia Marzotto, TSN Whistleblower Protection Program Manager Popular cinema and TV have long been fascinated by the figure of the whistleblower. It’s not hard to find listicles of [...]
A.I. regulations doomed to fail without whistleblower protections
By Jennifer Gibson, Legal Director for The Signals Network In 2023, artificial intelligence (A.I.) went from a niche topic to a primary concern for policymakers around the world. The [...]
Journalists continue to be targeted for sources as U.S. weighs federal shield law
As we end 2023, we have been reflecting on what this year has meant in the world of whistleblowing. Whistleblowers with whom we work have continued to make impact: [...]
Whistleblowers are human rights defenders. So why don’t we protect them like they are?
On the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it's time we include whistleblowers in the conversation. By Mia Marzotto, TSN Whistleblower Protection Program Manager Freedom of [...]
5 takeaways from our whistleblower event at Frontline Club
On Wednesday, Oct. 18, Time magazine investigative reporter Billy Perrigo, Uber Files whistleblower Mark MacGann and Facebook content moderator whistleblower Daniel Motaung sat down to talk about whistleblowing, investigative journalism [...]
Confidential sources still protected if journalist dies, U.S. court rules
On Thursday, Oct. 5, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled that a reporter’s privilege survives death and can be claimed by the journalist’s newspaper. The practical effect of the ruling [...]
Worrying trend in U.S., other democracies of authorities targeting journalists and anonymous sources
By The Signals Network Staff Recent stories of journalists being targeted in democracies such as France and the U.S. speak to a worrying trend in attacks by authorities on journalists and [...]
