Yesterday, I posted a bunch of links to get you up to speed on the NSA spying scandal. If you are following this story, you can find links updated on this and other civil liberties-related issues on my delicious feed. Here are the latest batch of links from the past 24 hours.
Enjoy.
P.S. – I also post these on Twitter.
Google – Google+ – From +David Drummond, Chief Legal Officer: We cannot say this more clearly
Tech Companies Concede to Surveillance Program – NYTimes.com
Under the covers of the NSA’s big data effort — Tech News and Analysis
Phone spying and PRISM internet surveillance: what’s the difference? | The Verge
Prism hurts US Internet freedom rankings: Freedom House to downgrade America’s score.
Google: ‘we cannot say this more clearly,’ no government access to servers | The Verge
Rondam Ramblings: The government is almost certainly recording your phone calls
Europeans call for answers over U.S. web spying allegations — Tech News and Analysis
What the NSA Spying Scandal Means for You
U.S. NSA Internet spying foiled plot to attack New York subways: sources | Reuters
Obama strives for pragmatic compromises on counterterrorism surveillance – The Washington Post
Reuters Next — Government likely to open criminal probe into NSA leaks: officials
Page and Zuckerberg Denials – Google Drive
Anti-Surveillance Activist Is at Center of New Leak – NYTimes.com
Lessons for journos in the NSA revelations : Columbia Journalism Review
Obama orders US to draw up overseas target list for cyber-attacks | World news | guardian.co.uk
Through a PRISM darkly: Tracking the ongoing NSA surveillance story — Tech News and Analysis
Simple math shows why the NSA’s Facebook spying is a fool’s errand – Quartz
NSA scandal: what data is being monitored and how does it work? | World news | guardian.co.uk
Former NSA Chief Was Worried About “Enemy Of The State” Reputation | TIME.com
Obama’s Civil-Liberties Record Questioned – WSJ.com
The Domestic Surveillance Boom, From Bush to Obama | Mother Jones