To date, most of the drilling has occurred in only two states — Pennsylvania and West Virginia — and until 2010 Pennsylvania embargoed release of certain kinds of production data.
Although the State Education Department had placed an embargo on release of the numbers, The Daily News published the preliminary math scores yesterday.
It was announced yesterday after an embargo against releasing the data prematurely had been broken, Dr. Katz said.
An elaborate set of publicity leaks to other sections of the press (even to the Washington Post, the object of such fixed antagonism on the part of Nixon) was set in motion, and previews of the programs were arranged, complete with strictures concerning news embargoes and release times.
Domestically, Carter had to deal with an economy in a state of shock from two Arab oil embargoes, the release of Nixon-era price controls and the continued decline of manufacturing jobs due to foreign competition.
10 09 p.m.: The Mitt Romney campaign sends out a statement embargoed for release after midnight -- in other words, after the 9/11 truce for the presidential campaign has ended -- attacking the Obama administration's response to incidents in Libya and Egypt.
Another reason for not issuing an earlier alert is that many journals impose strict embargoes on releasing information in papers before publication.
Seven Iranians, either convicted of or charged with breaking American embargoes, were released in the prisoner swap, and 14 others were removed from international wanted lists.
The government's spin machine employs a variety of tactics to get its message across, through embargoes, press releases and briefings of selected journalists.
Screening very late to press, and with a reviews embargo tight on release, Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak bore all the hallmarks of a film in trouble.
