German Parliament's Intelligence Committee Calls For Investigation Into Alleged British Spying
British ambassador was summoned yesterday
Privacy
New Zealand Passes Email, Phone Surveillance Law
Forces telecommunications companies to allow intelligence agencies to access emails, phone calls, and texts
German Foreign Ministry Summons British Ambassador Over Spying Claims
Responding to reporting from The Independent
NSA Chief Keith Alexander Likely To Be Stripped of Authority Over US Cyber Command
Decision to be made by senior military officials
Google's Executive Chairman Slams the NSA
"It's really outrageous that the National Security Agency was looking between the Google data centers, if that's true"
European Agencies Worked Together with England on Surveillance
So perhaps some of the outrage is a bit staged
The NSA Reform Bill That Isn't Pushes Forward
The bill by the woman who loves (most) NSA surveillance fails to reform NSA surveillance. Imagine that.
Tech Giants Call For Restraints Following Reporting on NSA
Facebook, Google, Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL officials have sent a letter to Senate leaders
John Kerry: Spying Went Too Far in Some Cases
But says surveillance has prevented terrorist attacks
Senate Committee Votes for Feinstein's Surveillance Non-Reform
Authorizes mass collection of telephone metadata
Can Edward Snowden Bring Privacy Back as a Social Norm?
May not have been the trend before
Russia Denies it Spied on Delegates During G20 Summit
Responding to reporting by Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera
Billions of Dollars Worth of Trade at Risk Because of Global NSA Allegations
Europeans not happy about reported snooping
Latest Snowden Revelation: NSA Infiltrates Links That Connect Yahoo and Google Data Centers
Main tool used for program is called MUSCULAR, operated with the U.K.'s GCHQ
Spying on the Line
A criminal case provides an opportunity to challenge the NSA's warrantless wiretapping.
Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to End NSA Bulk Metadata Collection
Has bipartisan support, but is it enough?
Apparently, Secret Surveillance of Powerful People Is What It Takes to Make Sen. Feinstein Worry
Now that it affects important people, she wants a full surveillance review
Spain Summons US Ambassador Over NSA Revelations
Reporting claims the NSA spied on millions of spanish phone calls
Report: Obama Was Unaware World Leaders Were Being Spied On
Found out after review over the summer
Two Republican Congressmen Defend NSA Surveillance Abroad
Reps. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) and Peter King (R-N.Y.)
US Officials: Merkel, Other World Leaders Were Spied On
Say most of the surveillance has stopped
NSA Collected Information on 60 Million Spanish Phone Calls in One Month
According to documents leaked by Edward Snowden
'Stop Watching Us' Plans for Big DC Rally
Anti-surveillance rally at the National Mall Saturday
NSA Monitored Calls of 35 World Leaders
After being provided numbers by other federal departments
EU To Hold Summit Amid Allegations of US Surveillance
French and Germans not happy about recent reports
Canadian Group Claims Country Snoops on Own Citizens
Similar to claims against NSA in the U.S.
European Parliament Votes For Data Privacy Rules After Snowden Revelations Break Two Year Deadlock
Will curb transfer of personal data to US companies
Snowden Wins Over Washington Post Columnist Who Once Called Him a Narcissist
Richard Cohen catches up with the rest of us
Obama and Hollande Discuss NSA Snooping in France
White House says the U.S. has begun review of intelligence gathering
CISPA Mounts Yet Another Comeback
Is Sen. Feinstein just simply unable to read the mood on privacy right now?
