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Mr. Weatherwax's newspaper in southern Indiana has a circulation of less than 12,000 but has published a documentary photo essay every Saturday for the last 34 years.

In March 2013, PixelDrip Gallery organized a The Legend of Korra fan art exhibition in Los Angeles with the support of the series's creators, and later published a documentary video about it.

Snowden also approached Laura Poitras, a filmmaker who is working on a trilogy about post-9/11 America and last year published a short documentary featuring NSA whistleblower William Binney on The New York Times' website.

You also might want to know that Microsoft has published a sort of documentary that "explore[s] the defining themes of Halo Wars".

He recently published a memoir, and a documentary about his career, "Norman Lear: Just Another Version of You," opens this month.

He became a college professor (for a while at Columbia) and published a best-selling book, "A Documentary History of the United States".

On Saturday, the Huffington Post published a clip from a forthcoming documentary about Swartz, The Internet's Own Boy, in which he discusses his view of the NSA and its practices.

The case, Citizens United v the Federal Election Commission, stemmed from a decision by the FEC to block the conservative advocacy group, from publishing an unfavorable documentary about Hillary Clinton in early 2008, when she was locked in a tough primary battle with Barack Obama.

Then, in 2005, several of the major professional-documentary-filmmaking groups published a "code of best practices" for fair use — stating, for example, when a news clip can be used as part of a media critique, or what to do when a song or image is accidentally captured while filming something else.

This one is the most ambitious to date, a multiplatform event with offshoots on all the HBO channels as well as Facebook and YouTube; the project's Internet site (hbo.com/alzheimers) also offers 15 short films, culled from material that was edited out of the main documentaries, and PublicAffairs published a companion book, "The Alzheimer's Project: Momentum in Science," in May.

Alongside her husband, Martin Bell, she made the documentary Streetwise and later published a book of the same name.