From this:

Following Leon Panetta's confirmation hearing Thursday, several reporters approached the CIA director-designate in the hallway outside room G-50 in the Dirksen Building.

There, CongressDaily reporter Chris Strohm - upon asking a question - was physically restrained by a man who accompanied Panetta at hearings both days... [Someone else] said that he's covered the CIA for years and had never seen a reporter strong-armed that way before, adding that the agency is typically respectful of journalists...

Strohm was mentioned here in regards to his coverage of the Minuteman Project where he attempted to analyze their various ways, "pro-borders supporters in the mist"-style. That said, this isn't exactly an example of transparency, and it's definitely not in the interests of the Obama administration to anger the industry that played a major role in getting him into office.