That's the takeaway from a new profile piece by Ben Smith that highlights Crowley's blunt way of engaging in public dialogue, a trait that ultimately led to his resignation of White House spokesperson: At the State ... Read More

P.J. Crowley -- whom you might remember from his tenure as the spokesperson for the U.S. State Department that ended with his resignation after he called the Defense Department's treatment of alleged Wikileaks leaker ... Read More

Answering the question of what happens to a U.S. State Department spokesperson's Twitter account when the spokesperson is no longer a spokesperson, P.J. Crowley posts a note: "I am humbled by the support and ... Read More

Over on HuffPo, our Micah Sifry argues that the resignation of the State Department spokesperson should make anyone who works in the government social media space wonder why they bother. Read More

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There are leaks everywhere in Washington – it’s a town that can’t keep a secret. But the scale is different. It was a colossal failure by the DoD to allow this mass of documents to be transported outside the ... Read More

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