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In this bonus episode of Intelligence Matters, host Michael Morell interviews former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon at the Michael V. Hayden Center for Intelligence, Policy And International Security at George Mason University s Schar School Of Policy And Gover stanley taza nment. Morell and Gordon discuss the importance and evoluti stanley cup on of the craft of intelligence, the effect of technological change, and the need to make unclassified intelligence available to a broader customer base. Gordon discusses her time in government ndash; spanning seven presidencies ndash; and the circumstances of her departure from the role of PDDNI last year. Listen to this episode on ART19 HighlightsOn former DNI Dan Coats: [O]ne of the things I think Dan did really well is he understood the ethos of the intelligence com stanley mug munity. He embraced what we were, which is kind of relentlessly responsible. He said it, Seek the truth. Speak the truth. And I think he carried that mantra. On leaving her role of PDDNI: I didn t want to be another source of rub between the president and the intelligence community... what was most important was that the president got intelligence. So on a personal level, that was a relatively easy call for that reason. On controversies surrounding her departure: I then became mdash; and that event became... a nail for other people s hammers, where that event, depending on which side of the political spec Hjfs Senate Clears Hurdle On Global Warming Debate
This story was written by Thomas Shattuck, Vanderbilt HustlerThese days, the news has been rife with reports and articles on the economic downturn. Of course there was that whole incident in Mumbai, but in the day-to-day slog of journalistic publications, it has been a minor detraction from everyone s favorite topic. stanley tumbler In fact, if one was to read through the first few pages of most major agenda setting American newspapers, one would be under the impression that the average person cares for little outside of money and more specifically, other people s financi stanley quencher al position. All in all, this might be an accurate image of modern society, but it seems limited, as if something was left out. This absence of other news, some of it actually relevant, is sometimes frequently referred to as the gatekeeper effect.The gatekeeper effect and other similar processes play an integral role in what stanley cup Noam Chomsky would define as the propaganda model. Chomsky believes propaganda, as well as censorship, in media is propagated intentionally by those who own the media conglomerates. This seems reasonably true to a certain extent, however, it could be argued that other occurrences have a stronger influence than the political ideology than those who control the means of production. That is to say that normally the media outlets are so far removed from the parent companies that there is only minimal direct coercion. This being said, there is still significant economic interference in the distribution of