How to Report on Hacked or Leaked Information

The Brian Lehrer Show | Dec 15, 2016

Eric Lipton, New York Times investigative reporter in the Washington bureau, and David Folkenflik, NPR Media Correspondent, review the tough editorial decisions that media outlets face when deciding how and what to report on in the case of hacked or leaked material — as exemplified by the D.N.C. emails, which the F.B.I. and CIA now say was the result of Russian cyber espionage.

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