All Hail Facebook? Ed Krayewski on RT's Crosstalk
Russia Today
Surveillance
Twitter Pushes to Disclose More Info About Government Data Requests
Is considering legal action
Glenn Greenwald Planning Potential Visit to the United States
To "force the issue" of whether the country sees the journalist as a criminal
Russian Official: We Know Reporters Are Trying to Sabotage Hotels from Room Surveillance Video
Let's trade one problem for another!
Legislators 'Disturbed and Angered' After 'Very Highly Classified' Briefing on Snowden Leaks
Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) says what the NSA whistle-blower engaged in espionage
Rep. Rogers Accuses Glenn Greenwald of Selling Stolen Materials
By which he means the Snowden documents
Hacker Group Accuses Merkel Government of Helping US, UK Spy
File a criminal complaint
Tech Companies Unhappy with Modest NSA Reforms
Complaints that the administration has been silent about reports of tapping into data cables
DEA Documents Training Agents to Conceal Surveillance Program Info Released
Designed to keep from having to tell defense attorneys where info came from
Google Releases New Transparency Figures
After government eases up restrictions on reporting how often they're requesting data about users
Watch the Brits Stupidly Force a Newspaper to Destroy Computers Because of Snowden
We should trust the judgment of spy agencies when they make these stupid gestures?
NSA's Talking Points About Snowden Classified as Secrets
Apparently releasing their spin would cause "grave danger to national security."
NSA Reportedly Spied on Other Countries at Climate Conference
And yet, the U.S. still didn't get what it wanted
Merkel Rebukes US, England over Surveillance
Says countries are sending the wrong signals to those who live in undemocratic states
Clapper Refers to Journalists as Edward Snowden's 'Accomplices'
Oh, really? Did they lie to the Senate?
St. Louis County Cops Accused of Unauthorized, Possibly Politically Motivated Criminal Background Checks
County chief insists he's not alleging the county executive did something wrong, only that the cops may have
Angry Birds Creator: Website Hacked in Wake of Reports of US and UK Spying
Latest reporting on the Edward Snowden revelations suggests that the NSA and GCHQ take personal information from apps
James Clapper Urges Snowden To Return NSA Documents
The Director of National Intelligence says the NSA whistle-blower's revelations have caused "profound damage"
Head of GCHQ To Step Down
Foreign office says the move has nothing to do with the Snowden revelations
NSA Names Its First Privacy Officer
Rebecca "Becky" Richards is leaving the Department of Homeland Security to take up the position
Feds, Tech Companies Reach Agreements on Info Disclosures
Firms want to be more transparent about requests for data
Feds Offer Tech Companies Possibility of a Little More Surveillance Transparency
Here, have some delicious crumbs
Bush Era Republicans Denounce RNC's NSA Resolution
Says the resolution includes factual errors
Google's Chief Legal Officer Says Obama's NSA Reforms Don't Go Far Enough
But calls Obama's recent speech on the NSA a "positive step"
Big Government Fans Rally Around the Surveillance State
One cannot critique the surveillance state without critiquing the rest of the existing political apparatus.
Secret Government Is the Chief Threat to Liberty
Obama's NSA reforms flunk civil libertarian tests.
Pentagon Blimp Plan Raising Privacy Concerns
Aerostats to be deployed northeast of Washington, D.C.
Snowden: US Can Recover from Fallout of Surveillance News
Well, only if they're willing to admit a problem in the first place
Edward Snowden Livechats Via Twitter About NSA's Criminal Actions While Holder Offers Plea Deal for Exposing Them
More and more it appears Snowden did, indeed, expose illegal behavior
Privacy Board to Obama: Shut Down Bulk Telephone Data Collection, It's Illegal
Three out of five board members agree
President Obama's NSA Placebo
His most recent speech was a thinly disguised effort to change the subject.
