-- Forbes contributor interview with Katherine Lee Carey, lawyer at Cooley, which has repeatedly represented the interests of bad actors in the for-profit college industry.
To determine the extent to which these documented plans were implemented we focused equally on the qualitative data from the CI and PPI contributor interview transcripts.
As with trial 21 (described in the Managerial Mode section above), we could not determine from the CI interview why plans for Trial 102 had been expanded, and there was no PPI contributor interview for trial 102 to help illuminate this issue.
Primary sources of data were: trial documentation (full application forms, reviewer comments, detailed project descriptions and study protocols), from which we extracted data about plans for PPI; CI and PPI contributor interview transcripts, from which we determined whether the documented plans were implemented.
It was unclear in one ongoing trial whether there was a PPI co-investigator, but documented plans stated that a named PPI collaborator would be "directly involved in decision making of trial processes and then relay back information to user groups"; according to the PPI contributor interview these plans were being implemented (trial 18).
There was no PPI contributor interview but the researcher also spoke of having to tailor 'different ways of involving people' in PPI depending on the 'population of interest': It might be children, people from disadvantaged groups or older people so you probably have to find other tailored ways of including people to make it effective.
The latest in its online offerings is a weekly podcast, with contributor interviews, readings by writers and actors (the comedian Patton Oswalt recently tackled H. L. Mencken, after reportedly being "introduced to the critic after seeing his name on a Baltimore burrito shop"), and discussions with LQ's founder and namesake, Lewis Lapham.
One PPI contributor was involved in two of the trials in this sample, while a further two trials had two PPI contributor interviews.
Last week, VICE contributor Luke O'Neil interviewed podcaster, actress, and socialist Dasha Nekrasova, the extremely chill woman who owned InfoWars on their own broadcast.
In the latest issue of The New Republic, contributor Rebecca Dana interviewed MSNBC president Phil Griffin on the cable network he runs and his plans for its future.
