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T. Becket Adams The Washington Examiner 4/10/2015 …This last point — that Paul’s aggressive style with reporters won’t hurt him for the simple reason that voters already dislike media – may be the key to understanding the senator’s combative interview behavior. Right-leaning voters have long maintained that newsrooms are steeped in anti-conservative bias and that […] April 10th, 2015 | Tags: CNN, Sen. Rand Paul, The Guardian | Category: Elections, Glenn Beck, Great Britain, Media, Politicians | Comments are closed
…What it Should Teach the British Left Ron Radosh PJ Media 10/12/2013 viagra cialis 69.00 You may not know the name Ralph Miliband, but by now, the late Marxist professor is a household name in the UK. He was the father of the Labor Party’s leader and possible future PM, Ed Miliband. When the conservative […] October 13th, 2013 | Tags: David Horowitz, Ed Miliband, Josef Stalin, Labour Party, Norm Geras, Paul Dacre, Peter Hitchens, Ralph Miliband, Soviet Union, The Daily Mail, The Guardian, Theodore Dalrymple | Category: Socialism | Comments are closed
A threat of legal action by the government that could have stopped reporting on the files leaked by Edward Snowden led to a symbolic act at the Guardian’s offices in London
“You’ve had your fun. Now we want the stuff back.”
Julian Borger The Guardian 20 August 2013 Guardian editors on […] August 20th, 2013 | Tags: Alan Rusbridger, David Miranda, domestic surveillance, Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald, Heathrow, leaks, National Security Agency, PRISM, The Guardian, The Official Secrets Act, whistleblower | Category: 1st Amendment, Brazil, Computers, Great Britain, journalism, National Intelligence, United States | Comments are closed
9 August 2013 …but it’s tonight’s headlines from The Huffington Post.
Here are the links: Obama Dismisses Snowden: Not ‘A Patriot’… Claims Reforms Have Nothing To Do With Him… NO ONE BUYS IT: ‘Dubious At Best’… FLASHBACK: Intel Master Gave ‘Least Untruthful’ Answer To Congress… […] August 9th, 2013 | Tags: ACLU, domestic surveillance, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Edward Snowden, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISA), Glenn Greenwald, James R. Clapper, Lavabit, National Security Agency, Patriot Act, reform, Ron Wyden, The Guardian, transparency, whistleblower | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Internet, Media accountability, National Intelligence, National Security, Right to Privacy, technology, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Fox News 6/8/2013 The Obama administration has taken a first step toward opening a criminal investigation into the purported leaking of classified documents related to the federal government tracking Americans’ phone calls and emails, a source familiar with the high-level discussions told Fox News on Saturday. The source said a “criminal report has been filed,” […] June 8th, 2013 | Tags: Glenn Greenwald, James R. Clapper, leaks, National Security Agency, PRISM, The Guardian, The Washington Post | Category: Barack Obama, Crime, Department of Justice, FBI, Great Britain, Internet, journalism, National Intelligence, National Security | Comments are closed
Jason Ukman The Washington Post 9/1/2011 The full, unredacted versions of more than 250,000 U.S. diplomatic cables are floating around online after the security of a WikiLeaks database was compromised. Thousands of the cables had previously been published, but many of those cables had been carefully redacted to protect the names of individuals who consulted […] September 1st, 2011 | Tags: BitTorrent, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, David Leigh, file-sharing, hacking, Julian Assange, The Guardian, WikiLeaks | Category: Internet, National Intelligence, National Security | Comments are closed
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