Mid-week FOI links, courtesy of SPJ:

• The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press: Filmmaker doesn’t have to hand over documentary footage of Chevron, for now

• The Washington Post: D.C. Attorney General asks for time extension for replying to records requests, wants city to allow agencies to request “unspecified additional time for a response in unusual circumstances”

• News On 6 (Okla.): FOIA requests denied regarding death of giraffe at Tulsa Zoo

• The Gov Monitor: Australia to open Office of Information in November

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