The editor of the Times, James Harding, has admitted that evidence of his paper's involvement in email hacking was previously withheld from the high court.
(Adding to the impression of the ubiquity of senior, long-silent authors finding their voice again are the returns of Harper Lee and Elizabeth Harrower, though Harrower's In Certain Circles and Lee's forthcoming Go Set a Watchman - both written long ago but previously withheld from publication - are not new books).
Among others, the Agriculture Department, Environmental Protection Agency and Consumer Product Safety Commission are preempting FOIA requests by publishing online government data sets previously withheld from public view.
The details had previously been withheld from the ICIJ register, to allow reporters at organisations including the Guardian to research Chinese offshore ties.
Roof's mother sank down on the bench as he delivered his opening statement, which contained details of the crime that had previously been withheld from the press.
The former treasurer, Luis Bárcenas, seems less than fully credible: he has been jailed as a flight risk, having previously withheld information from the courts about secret Swiss accounts.
While previously the very diagnosis of cancer was withheld from most patients, it is now almost always disclosed, 2, 3 although in non-Western countries this may not be common practice.
Tax refunds have been withheld from citizens.
The plaintiffs' names have been withheld from the lawsuit.
Or have embarrassing e-mails been withheld from Congressional scrutiny?
