Town Hall on NSA Data Collection Programs
Telephone lines and electronic communications were open for comments on the National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance programs and metho… read more
Telephone lines and electronic communications were open for comments on the National Security Agency’s (NSA) surveillance programs and methods. The program included clips from previous C-SPAN programming and interviews with journalists on the issues of privacy, national security concerns, data available to government and corporate institutions, and recent congressional debate over the NSA practices. Freelance journalist Jonathan Stray spoke by Skype from the Columbia Journalism School where he teaches the computational journalism course about the intersection of journalism and computer science. Then defense reporter Leigh Munsil spoke from a C-SPAN studio. They responded to questions from viewers. close
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