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Six Facts From ‘Sudden Justice’, a New History of the Drone War

June 12, 2015

Six Facts From ‘Sudden Justice’, a New History of the Drone War Sudden Justice: America’s Secret Drone Wars, a new book by London-based investigative journalist Chris Woods, traces the intertwined technological, legal and political history of drones as they evolved on the battlefield in Iraq and Afghanistan and in the covert U.S. targeted killing campaign. Woods […]

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Fracking Firm Encourages Industry to Imitate Taco Bell’s Twitter Strategy

June 11, 2015

Fracking Firm Encourages Industry to Imitate Taco Bell’s Twitter Strategy Can fracking firms win public support through social media by replicating the whimsical style of Taco Bell’s Twitter account? That was one of the goals discussed at an Energy Digital Summit event with Brittany Thomas, an external affairs coordinator for Cabot Oil and Gas, a leading hydraulic fracturing company. Big corporations, […]

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Media Lessons From Snowden Reporting: LA Times Editors Advocate Prosecution of Sources

June 8, 2015

Media Lessons From Snowden Reporting: LA Times Editors Advocate Prosecution of Sources Two years ago, the first story based on the Snowden archive was published in the Guardian, revealing a program of domestic mass surveillance which, at least in its original form, ended this week. To commemorate that anniversary, Edward Snowden himself reflected in a New York Times Op-Edon the “power of an informed public” […]

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On Patriot Act Renewal and USA Freedom Act: Glenn Greenwald Talks With ACLU’s Jameel Jaffer

May 28, 2015

On Patriot Act Renewal and USA Freedom Act: Glenn Greenwald Talks With ACLU’s Jameel Jaffer Even in the security-über alles climate that followed 9/11, the Patriot Act was recognized as an extreme and radical expansion of government surveillance powers. That’s why “sunset provisions” were attached to several of its key provisions: meaning they would expire automatically unless […]

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Apple and Google Just Attended a Confidential Spy Summit in a Remote English Mansion

May 23, 2015

Apple and Google Just Attended a Confidential Spy Summit in a Remote English Mansion At an 18th-century mansion in England’s countryside last week, current and former spy chiefs from seven countries faced off with representatives from tech giants Apple and Google to discuss government surveillance in the aftermath of Edward Snowden’s leaks. The three-day conference, which […]

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In the Same Week, the US and UK Hide Their War Crimes By Invoking ‘National Security’

May 22, 2015

In the Same Week, the US and UK Hide Their War Crimes By Invoking ‘National Security’ Colonel Ian Henderson was a British official dubbed “the Butcher of Bahrain” because of atrocities he repeatedly committed during the 30 years he served as chief security official of that Middle Eastern country. His reign of terror began in 1966 […]

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