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• NSA phone surveillance program likely unconstitutional, federal judge rules

  16 Dec 2013: Collection of US phone metadata 'likely' in breach of fourth amendment as judge describes scope of programe as 'Orwellian'

• NSA collection of phone metadata likely in breach of fourth amendment – read the judge's ruling

  Interactive, 16 Dec 2013:

  US district court judge Richard Leon says mass collection of phone metadata is' indiscriminatory' and 'arbitrary' in its scope

• NSA goes on 60 Minutes: the definitive facts behind CBS's flawed report

  16 Dec 2013: Our take on five things the spy agency would like the public to believe about its vast surveillance powers

• NSA files – should Edward Snowden be given amnesty?

  Live 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
  • What do the NSA files mean for you?

• Attempt to justify tapping 'stupid', says Indonesian presidential spokesman

  16 Dec 2013: Jakarta rubbishes Australian report claiming there were 'clear national security reasons' to justify tapping Indonesia's first lady

• NSA officials consider Edward Snowden amnesty in return for documents

  15 Dec 2013: Key official tells CBS 'it's worth having a conversation' though State Department and other key figures oppose deal

• US 'may never know extent of Edward Snowden NSA leaks' – report

  14 Dec 2013:

  New York Times quotes senior administration official saying: 'They still don't know all of what he took'

• NSA deputy director John Inglis to retire at end of year

  13 Dec 2013: Top civilian had been tipped for top job at scandal-hit agency which Barack Obama now has chance to fully reshape

• NSA review to leave spying programs largely unchanged, reports say

  13 Dec 2013:

  • Panel to propose bulk surveillance continue – with some curbs
  • Adviser calls apparent decision to leave core intact 'shameful'

• NZ man 'stopped at airport because he attended Snowden meeting'

  12 Dec 2013: • Samuel Blackman attended London meeting on NSA
  • EU parliament votes to invite Snowden to give evidence

• You, me and Edward Snowden – we've all been let down by the EU

  12 Dec 2013: Mike Harris: Member states alone cannot combat mass population surveillance, it's up to the EU – but it has been found wanting

• Phone surveillance by security agencies: Labor backs Senate inquiry

  12 Dec 2013: Greens senator Scott Ludlam says the review of the interception and access act 'has never been more urgent'

• NSA chief on spying programs: 'There is no other way to connect the dots'

  11 Dec 2013: Keith Alexander insists bulk data collection stops terror attacks and says he would be 'failing' America if the practice stopped

• NSA awards itself A+ for accountability – as it happened

  11 Dec 2013: • 'This agency in every case reports on itself' - Alexander
  • Leahy calls for 'common-sense' legislation
  • Administration opposes public advocate for Fisa court
  • Read the blog summary

• A bill of rights for the internet age

  11 Dec 2013: Letters: In the 21st century, the combination of surveillance, corporate power and cyber crime make going online as risky to personal safety as crossing the road

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