The first installment of the Washington Post’s new series on the massive efforts against terrorism went live today with a splashy microwebsite designed for a long-term rollout of in-depth investigative reporting. “Top Secret America” appears as though it will last for quite a while, rather than just a one-day purported exposé of military and intelligence secrets. If the opening overview gives any indication, the problem may be less that the Post will reveal classified material and more that it exposes the lack of reform in the 2005 structural changes to the intelligence community, and how much overlap and overbureaucratization had slowed our ability to act. [...] Read the rest »
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