Joanna Slater of The Toronto Globe and Mail writes Monday about the lawsuit that Bloomberg has filed against the Federal Reserve to disclose the aid it gave banks during the financial crisis.
“At Bloomberg, editors said the case has always been about a bigger principle – ‘People have a right to know what’s being done with their money,’ said Mr. Winkler – and not simply the particular information it requested, which is now nearly two years old.
“Not so for Mr. Pittman. Like a true reporter, he just ‘wanted to know this stuff,’ Ms. Bennett says, rather than prove a broader point.”
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