Several new concerns, such as Westchester's communication with Bergen County, the availability of public information in Spanish and the need for press releases to be sent to neighboring states, cropped up, they said.
As Cameron highlights the need for press freedom, editors in the Asian country have also called on Cameron to consider the effects of the UK's royal charter on regimes such as Sri Lanka, saying the document could be used as a "blueprint for those who seek to control the press".
In the three weeks that relations between politicians and press have been under the microscope, it is the politicians' almost abject need for the press that has become apparent, far, far more than the press's need for the politicians.
"There is no need for a press release to make it public," he said, because "there is a full-blown Senate confirmation process".
Nima Arkani-Hamed, a particle theorist at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, said in an e-mail, "There was no need for a press release or indeed even for a scientific paper, till much more work was done.
Jenner always stressed the need for the press to push for greater openness and accountability among those in power, whether calling for a proper debate on transplant surgery or campaigning against a police authority or health committee banning the press from its meetings.
Jay Carney, a White House spokesman, on Tuesday reiterated that the White House had no involvement in the subpoena and portrayed Mr. Obama as "a strong defender of the First Amendment and a firm believer in the need for the press to be unfettered in its ability to conduct investigative reporting and facilitate a free flow of information".
She gave a lecture in which she talked about the need for the press to be more responsible; when she spoke to me about the reaction, she said, "The only person who didn't like my speech — who told me so — was my dad".
"I very strongly believe, as does the president, in the need for the press to be able to pursue investigative journalism freely," Carney said.
Carney said that while the president is a "firm believer in the need for the press to be unfettered in its ability to conduct investigative reporting," he also "recognizes the need for the Justice Department to investigate alleged criminal activity without undue influence".
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