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What is freedom of information in journalism?

FOIA and Federal Open Government These laws provide a legal basis for access to government records and meetings, with certain exceptions, and are used by reporters and news media organizations to inform the public on the workings of government.

What can be foiled in NYS?

FOIL applies to nearly all government agencies in New York States, from the governors office and state agencies to county and local government and public authorities. FOIL does not apply to judicial documents or most documents from the state legislature (although local and county legislatures are covered).

What is the difference between foil and FOIA?

The FOIA is a federal statute which governs federal records, i.e. those maintained on behalf of a federal agency. FOIL is the equivalent New York State Law. Every government employee plays a vital role with regard to release of information to the public.

What is the foil information act?

Since 1967, the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has provided the public the right to request access to records from any federal agency. It is often described as the law that keeps citizens in the know about their government.