I haven't read it yet, but we knew she was doing the book for a while
and both Gregg and I talked to her for it. She had been pretty good
about covering some of the things that otherwise didn't get attention,
or only got attention after other outlets had already decided it was
indeed "news" - for instance, she was one of the first people to
report that HBGary had been hacked, and to follow up on it, while
meanwhile the fucking New York Times didn't think it was a story until
later, when it became obvious. So there was a great deal of good will
towards her, along with a handful of other journalists.

I'm glad to know that Wansley and his "project," which is some sort of
info capability of apparent relevance to Barr's own
disinformation/intrusion specialties, will finally get some degree of
attention. If I have to live in Houston on paper, that's a sacrifice
I'm willing to make.

On Fri, Jun 1, 2012 at 2:09 PM, Tim Rogers <timr@dmagazine.com> wrote:

You are, of course, mentioned in the book. Olson has you talking to William
Wansley and being interrupted by "a loud roar in Houston as a plane few
[sic] over Brown's house."

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