Writers in ‘Free’ Countries Now Share Surveillance Concerns With ‘Not-Free’ Brethren By theintercept on January 5, 2015 Writers living in liberal democracies are now nearly as worried about the government watching them aYou must subscribe and be logged in to read this archived content.visit original source at firstlook.org/theintercept/‹ The Government Spent a Lot of Time in Court Defending NSA Spying Last Year: 2014 in ReviewLet’s Encrypt (the Entire Web): 2014 in Review ›Categories: The InterceptTags: Archive, Uncategorized Related Articles Marines Charged in Capitol Riot Got Highly Sensitive Spy Jobs After Jan. 6 White House-Linked Venture Capital Fund Boasts China War Would Be Great for Business Big Business’ Plan to Block Biden’s Ban on Noncompete Agreements Memphis Police Chief Trained With Israel Security Forces New FTX Filing Pulls Back the Curtain on Sam Bankman-Fried’s Massive Influence Peddling Operation A Biologist Fought to Remove Grizzlies From the Endangered Species List — Until Montana Republicans Changed His Mind
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