Documents reveal how the governments of the United States and the United Kingdom targeted WikiLeaks and other activist groups with tactics ranging from covert surveillance to prosecution
Glenn Greenwald replies to Jonathan Cook
Glenn Greenwald and Michael Albert discuss the difficulties of doing good journalism within the confines of mainstream media, secrecy and corporations and Greenwald’s new media project – The Intercept. This interview is published in collaboration with New Left Project
Interview on The Intercept, their new digital magazine
The NSA often identifies targets based on controversial metadata analysis and cell-phone tracking technologies
British spies have developed ādirty tricksā
Challenging power
Interview with Glenn Greenwald
Here again we find another example of that vital though oft-overlooked principle: often, those labelled “criminals” by an unjust society are in fact its most noble actors
Interview on what he’d have done different in ’13, why privacy matters and his hope for his new venture
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