Snowden Invited to Testify at European Parliament
via video link, so you know it's not a trap
Privacy
NSA Looking Into How it Could Give Up Custody of Phone Data Logs
Phone companies not keen on taking them
Jill Kelley Suing Slew of Government Agencies Over Alleged Privacy Violations Related to Petraeus Sex Scandal
Kelley reported threatening emails being sent by Paula Broadwell, David Petraeus' mistress
Facebook Facing Suit After Two Users Claim the Company Mines Private Messages
Lawsuit alleges the information in private messages is sold to third parties
The New York Times Calls For US To Offer Snowden Clemency or Plea Bargain
"He may have committed a crime to do so, but he has done his country a great service"
Telecom Company to Take Legal Action About NSA Report
About the government accessing customer communications
Der Spiegel: NSA Hacks Intercepted Computer Deliveries
Reporting based on information leaked by Edward Snowden
Former NSA, CIA Chief Calls Snowden a "Traitor"
Michael Hayden says the NSA is "infinitely weaker" because of the whistle-blowers leaks
This Christmas, Edward Snowden Wants the World to Rediscover the Gift of Privacy
England's Channel 4 allows whistleblower to pass along a holiday message
Internet Security Encryption Company Denies Having Secret Contracts With the NSA
Responding to reporting from Reuters
NSA Panel To Appear Before Senate Committee on Reform Proposals
Review panel has made 46 recommendations
Obama Hints at Potential Changes to NSA Data Collection
Don't trust it until it actually happens
The NSA Recommendations: Preventing Turnkey Totalitarianism
The White House panel's recommendations for NSA reform are a start, but more needs to be done-and soon.
Verizon to Publish Transparency Report
Will disclose extent of law enforcement requests for user information
One of Snowden's Former Colleagues Calls Him "a Genius Among Geniuses"
Also says, 'I won't call him a hero, but he's sure as hell no traitor"
DOD Official Says Snowden Stole "Literally Everything"
Many documents have yet to be published
Are You Consenting to Surveillance Right Now?
A ruling against the NSA's phone record database highlights the perilous condition of privacy in America.
Rand Paul Mulling Class-Action Suit Against NSA
Monday ruling makes possibility more likely
Recent NSA Ruling Applauded By Some Lawmakers on Capitol Hill
Federal judge ruled the intelligence agency's metadata program was likely unconstitutional
Ruling That NSA Metadata Program Likely Violates the Constitution Hits Obama Administration
Judge Richard Leon's ruling comes shortly after proposed changes to surveillance programs were presented
60 Minutes Offers Thoroughly One-Sided Look at NSA Scandal. Guess Which Side.
Access is awesome! Don't ruin it with pointed questions!
Report Says NSA Bulk Records Collection Will Continue Following Review
Debate over how much reform will actually happen
White House Decides NSA Director Can Keep Cyber War Powers
Means the next director will be military, not civilian
Presidential NSA Panel Reportedly To Urge Overhaul Surveillance Tactics
Changing the agency's leadership from military to civilian among the recommendations
NSA's Phone Record Gathering May Hit More Numbers Than People Realize
We are more connected through a small set of phone numbers than we used to be
British Government Forced Shutdown of Secure Email Service
Before Lavabit there was PrivateSky
Author of the Patriot Act Calls Sen. Feinstein's Bill "a Joke"
Rep. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wisc.) says Congress' intelligence committees have become NSA "cheerleaders"
NSA Scandal Could Cost Top American Tech Companies Billions of Dollars
Clients may take business somewhere else because of the revelations
