EU to Vote Whether to Suspend Data-Sharing Agreement with US
Over revelations from NSA spying scandal
Over revelations from NSA spying scandal
The national Panopticon is a messy work in progress, but it's already in place.
There's no escape from surveillance
This guy's in charge of the intelligence community?
We have bigger problems than the NSA.
He thought the FBI was spying on him—and he was right.
Found in the ambassador's office, result of investigation into the bug scheduled for tomorrow
But she's always been an authoritarian
US ranks France second in cyber-espionage on list that doesn't include US
Statement released on Wikileaks website
Says Edward Snowden damaged the country
According to foreign ministry consul
The problem is a lot bigger than one agency
Real-time surveillance, despite denials
It's the security stupid says
Doesn't want customers to think it provides government "direct access to servers"
Free to say there haven't been any though
Giving the U.S. the benefit of the doubt. Cute.
If the media spent half the time investigating the NSA that they spend sneering at whistleblowers, Americans might demand an end to spying.
And we're still fighting over it now
Approaching Godwin's law territory
The CIA can't work domestically, so ... proxies!
Want to know if American. internet companies gave the U.S. information on Russians
Has been charged with espionage
If you're going to collaborate ...
No NSA collaborators, please
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