CIA's Publications Review Board (PRB) Establishment

Discussion on the inception of the Publications Review Board (PRB) by the CIA in the mid-70s to review and redact classified information from writings of CIA officers before publication. The chapter explores the history of CIA's approach towards public relations and the challenges faced by the PRB in handling the increasing workload and criticisms. It also delves into a case involving Frank's snap, a CIA analyst in Saigon, and the Supreme Court precedent regarding contracts preventing individuals from collecting royalties.