NSA PRISM

POLITICS
Explaining Snowden, Petraeus, Manning, and Clinton
By Anhvinh Doanvo, Contributor
MSPPM candidate at Carnegie Mellon University, national finali...
Even in the era of widening partisan gaps, it would be ill-advised to throw around indictments willy-nilly. Voters use James Comey's statements for the insights on Clinton's fitness for the presidency, not prison.
POLITICS
Obama Gets An Incomplete On NSA Reform
By Matt Sledge
TECH
NSA: Tech Companies Knew About PRISM The Whole Time
By Alexis Kleinman
That claim counters statements issued by tech companies, who one by one denied cooperating in PRISM in the months that followed
POLITICS
U.S. Government Tech: Lousy at Health Care, Great at Flying Death Robots
By Will Bunch, Contributor
Author, 'The Bern Identity'
The reality is that when it comes to the science of flying death robots, the United States is the world leader. Our drone systems may not be 100 percent perfect, but they rarely fail. When it comes to killing people remotely from the air, nobody does it better. Technologically, that is. Morally, it's a different story.
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Ellsberg: Bradley Manning Conviction Is Beginning Of Police State
WORLDPOST
Yes, You Have the Right to Be Snooped
By Ivailo Kalfin, Contributor
European Parliament Representative, Bulgaria
Such "techniques," often justified by the fight against terrorism, are incompatible with the European concept of personal freedom.
VIDEOS
The Silk Road And Tor Browser: How It Works
As revelations of government spying lead more Americans to worry about the future of anonymity on the net, freedom is thriving on the deep web. The Silk Road, an unregulated and clandestine e-marketplace, stands in stark contrast to the surface web. Guests Laura Dimon and Matthew Feeney explain.
TECH
Larry Ellison, Oracle CEO: NSA Surveillance Is 'Great'
By Braden Goyette
The chief executive of one of the country's biggest software companies thinks that NSA surveillance is "absolutely essential
MEDIA
Unlike Media, Public More Concerned About Spying Snowden Exposed Than Secrets He Leaked
By Edward Wasserman, Contributor
Dean, UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism
It's unwise to put too much weight on polls, but a recent survey on the Edward Snowden affair suggests better judgment among the general public than our usual opinion leaders have been able to muster.
VIDEOS
Meet Tor, The Military-Made Privacy Network
Tor is a US-Navy made software that enables people to use the Internet anonymously and Edward Snowden is a fan. HuffPost Technology Reporter Gerry Smith joins us to discuss the anonymity network.
TECH
Meet Tor, The Military-Made Privacy Network That Counts Edward Snowden As A Fan
By Gerry Smith
While some use Tor to traffic government secrets, criminals also use Tor to peddle drugs, guns, murder-for-hire services
POLITICS
What Edward Snowden Is Teaching Us About America
By Dr. Brian Penny, Contributor
Whistleblower and Troll
Big Brother is now upon us. From the joint Microsoft/NYPD "Domain Awareness" project to CISPA, the Congressional Act providing
TECH
Snowden Saga Offers A Chance For A Truce In Cyber War: U.N.
By Reuters, Reuters
The accusations by Snowden, a former U.S. spy agency contractor, that the National Security Agency spied on Internet traffic
WORLDPOST
Report: German Spies Used NSA Data
POLITICS
Glenn Greenwald: Snowden Documents Could Be 'Worst Nightmare' For U.S.
By Reuters, Reuters
Greenwald told Reuters on Tuesday that Snowden would likely accept asylum in Venezuela, one of three Latin American countries
POLITICS
Microsoft Helped NSA Access Encrypted Messages: Report
Microsoft has collaborated closely with US intelligence services to allow users' communications to be intercepted, including
POLITICS
The Quiet Coup: No, Not Egypt. Here.
By John Tirman, Contributor
Executive Director, MIT Center for International Studies
The United States is partially governed by a deep state: undemocratic, secret, aligned with intelligence agencies, spying on friend and foe, lawless in almost every respect. If this doesn't constitute a coup d'etat, it's hard to imagine what would.
WORLDPOST
Is South America the Answer to Edward Snowden's Prayers?
By Nikolas Kozloff, Contributor
Author, 'Revolution! South America and the Rise of the New Left'
Much to the chagrin of the Obama administration, the unlikely Evo Morales incident has made Washington look like an international bully. In Germany, there are growing calls to assist Snowden, and meanwhile, South America may prove more receptive to the young whistleblower.
POLITICS
NSA Recruiters Taken Apart By Ravenous University Of Wisconsin Badgers (AUDIO)
By Nick Wing
Attention all NSA recruiters: If you're planning to pitch your agency at a college career fair anytime soon, be sure to bring
WORLDPOST
Snowden NSA Saga: Righteous German Indignation Smacks of Hypocrisy
By Nikolas Kozloff, Contributor
Author, 'Revolution! South America and the Rise of the New Left'
In the aftermath of the Edward Snowden controversy, which has revealed massive National Security Administration (NSA) spying in Germany, top officials in Berlin have expressed indignation that Washington would turn on a friendly ally.
POLITICS
George W. Bush Defends PRISM: 'I Put That Program In Place To Protect The Country'
By Luke Johnson
Bush also said that Edward Snowden, who leaked the existence of the program to the newspapers and is currently believed to
POLITICS
Former Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court Judge Bristles At Government Collaboration Claims
By Mollie Reilly
Click here to read the Washington Post's full story on the FISC. “In my view, that draft report contains major omissions
TECH
'Europe v. Facebook' Advocacy Group Files Complaints Against U.S. Companies Over NSA Surveillance
By Sara Gates
If a European subsidiary sends user data to the American parent company, this is considered an “export” of personal data
POLITICS
NSA 101
By Hemanshu Nigam, Contributor
Founder, SSP Blue; Former NewsCorp/MySpace CSO; Former federal...
Growing public concern about the privacy of electronic information leaves many Internet users questioning how and why the government retrieves Internet data unbeknownst to users. 1The questions and answers below clarify current U.S. intelligence surveillance law and its impact on companies and private citizens.
POLITICS
NSA Deletes Surveillance 'Fact' Sheet
By Matt Sledge
POLITICS
Senators Blast NSA's 'Significant' Inaccuracy
By Matt Sledge
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