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The future of the free press in the surveillance state by emily bell editor, taylor owen editor, smitha khorana contributor, jennifer henrichsen contributor edward snowdens release of classified nsa documents exposed the widespread government practice of. Surveillance expert david lyon guides the reader through snowdens ongoing disclosures. The publication of these documents, facilitated by three journalists, as well as efforts to criminalize the act of being a whistleblower or source, signaled a new era in the coverage of national security reporting. Surveillance after snowden by david lyon overdrive. The day after the snowden story broke in the guardian newspaper in june 20,1 was reading the breathless reports on a flight to victoria, british columbia, where i was scheduled to give a conference lecture on the emerging culture of surveillance. Surveillance after snowden is crucial reading for anyone interested in politics, technology and society. About the author david lyon directs the surveillance studies centre, is a professor of sociology, holds a queens research chair and is crossappointed as a professor in the faculty of law at queens university, canada. Snowden shared his opinions on how emergency authority measures often stem from crisis situations, like mass surveillance after sept. Whistleblower edward snowden says the coronavirus will empower governments to limit peoples freedom, even after the pandemic ends. Congress passes nsa surveillance reform in vindication for. Dec 17, 20 dust off your eyeglasses, actors, and get ready to show talent scouts your best stoic, antisurveillance state stare. Five years after snowden blew the whistle, the nsa.
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