Talking Transparency

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Talking Transparency

We’ve been hearing a lot about transparency lately, but it seems just about everybody has a different definition of what transparency is. To make matters ...

Federal News Network Staff

November 10, 2008 12:33 pm

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We’ve been hearing a lot about transparency lately, but it seems just about everybody has a different definition of what transparency is.

To make matters even more complex — why does it matter in the first place?

David Stephenson is a homeland security consultant who specializes in the issue of transparency and tells us more. Click to hear the interview.

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