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• US threatened Yahoo with $250,000 daily fine over NSA data refusal

  11 Sep 2014: Company releases 1,500 documents from failed suit against NSA over user data requests and cooperation with Prism compliance

• 'Five Eyes' surveillance pact should be published, Strasbourg court told

  9 Sep 2014: Appeal lodged at European court of human rights for disclosure of intelligence sharing policies of UK and foreign agencies

• Petition calls on Obama to respect rights of journalists to do their job

  8 Sep 2014:

  Press freedom group urges people to sign

• NSA bulk collection of phone data under scrutiny as federal case opens

  2 Sep 2014: Justice Department officials face pointed questions on opening day of case that could push NSA privacy to supreme court

• The US government can brand you a terrorist based on a Facebook post. We can't let them make up the rules

  30 Aug 2014: Arjun Sethi: Innocent people’s lives are being ruined. Why isn’t anyone watching the watchlist?

• Records of up to 25,000 Homeland Security staff hacked in cyber-attack

  23 Aug 2014: Anonymous official says number could be even greater as department warns employees to check bank accounts

• Isis beheading video brings calls for rethink of UK domestic terrorism fight

  21 Aug 2014: James Foley killing and broadcast by hunted 'British' jihadi spur MPs to seek wider campaign against UK extremist groups

• Tor can handle Aphex Twin – but could it deal with Taylor Swift, like, ever?

  21 Aug 2014: The anonymous browser is making a push for mainstream acceptability. But to hit the mainstream scale, it needs help. By Alex Hern

• Edward Snowden story to be told at Museum of Sydney

  21 Aug 2014: Guardian Australia and Brisbane Writers Festival invite you to hear journalist Luke Harding in conversation with David Marr about The Snowden Files on 3 September 2014

• We need a privacy charter to protect consumers and help businesses

  Guardian Professional, 18 Aug 2014: As privacy continues to be a troublesome issue, could a privacy charter dispel consumer and business worries? Here's a first try

• Snowden: NSA accidentally caused Syria's internet blackout in 2012

  13 Aug 2014: NSA whistleblower tells Wired infiltration attempt went wrong, causing a mass outage for which the Syrian government and rebels blamed each other

• Snowden casts doubt on NSA investigation into security disclosures

  13 Aug 2014: NSA whistleblower says he left detectable digital traces of his removal of documents which the agency did not pick up on

• Edward Snowden given permission to stay in Russia for three more years

  7 Aug 2014:

  NSA whistleblower's lawyer tells Russian news agency Snowden has been granted three-year residency after year's asylum ran out

• Unfinished business: NSA, immigration and wildfires top Congress's to-do list

  4 Aug 2014: As partisan politics reach fever pitch, Congress leaves work undone on wage inequality and migrant children, among other issues

• Symantec and Kaspersky blocked from providing software to the Chinese government

  4 Aug 2014: The American and Russian security firms lose out over nationalistic procurement rules. By Alex Hern

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