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16 Dec 2013:
• NSA officials considering amnesty for Snowden
• Panel delivers US surveillance recommendations – reports
• UK: MPs quiz home secretary on spying
• New to the NSA revelations? Catch up here
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16 Dec 2013: Ex-ITV marketing director promoted from position as Guardian publisher's chief commercial officer. By Jason Deans
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15 Dec 2013:
Emily Bell: The modern leak needs a new kind of reporting, and news organisations are adapting by finding collaborations of scale
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15 Dec 2013:
Chris Elliott: Open door: However her medical condition is framed by the law, the mother has the right for her voice to be heard
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13 Dec 2013: This cricket-loving Guardian reader finds it takes longer to get through the Saturday edition these days with his two-year-old son, Frank, tearing up the house
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12 Dec 2013:
• Samuel Blackman attended London meeting on NSA
• EU parliament votes to invite Snowden to give evidence -
12 Dec 2013:
Roy Greenslade on the far-reaching implications should the 'third way' David project get enough traction to confront Goliath
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12 Dec 2013: Index on Censorship claims European Union has also neglected to protect newspapers writing about mass surveillance
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11 Dec 2013:
• Heath to ask Commons to back measure on oversight
• New to the NSA revelations? Catch up here• What do the NSA files mean for you?• NSA and surveillance made simple – animation -
11 Dec 2013: Home secretary rejects calls for spy boss to justify claim that Guardian put national security at risk in publishing NSA files
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11 Dec 2013:
Open letter sent to Free Syrian Army and other armed groups
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10 Dec 2013:
• Writers warn spy agencies are undermining democracy
• New to the NSA revelations? Catch up here
• What do the NSA files mean for you? -
9 Dec 2013: Rosamund Shelley writes: I was a member of the professional choir at St Peter's, Eaton Square, London, when John Graham was rector
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8 Dec 2013:
David Marsh: Open door: Our policy on referring to lords and ladies is impossible to apply consistently and credibly. So, should we drop titles altogether?
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8 Dec 2013:
Peter Preston: The select committee's questioning of Alan Rusbridger is a reminder of what a Commons-regulated media might be like
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