Transcript of Alan Rusbridger’s Lunch with the FT with Edward Snowden
The full interview with the US whistleblower in a Moscow hotel room
Lunch with the FT: Edward Snowden
The world’s most famous whistleblower has room service with Alan Rusbridger in a Moscow hotel to talk about the ‘surveillance free-for-all’ — and the possible role of a Rubik’s Cube in his spiriting away of the NSA files
Cyber espionage: A new cold war?
An online ‘auction’ signals a build-up of tension between Russia and America
Bulk data collection vital to preventing terrorism, says watchdog
‘Proven operational case’ for tapping communications data adds support to ‘snoppers’ charter’
US allies to be given access to electronic data
Legislation to boost intelligence co-operation in wake of Snowden leaks
Privacy, Public Theater, New York — review
James Graham’s play explores the implications of our addiction to smartphones and the internet
Wild, Hampstead Theatre, London — ‘Breathtaking’
Mike Bartlett’s play about secrets and power reaches a dazzling conclusion
Breaching China’s Great Firewall requires legal ingenuity
China’s tech sector is hard for foreign companies to crack
Tinker, tailor, tweeter, spy — GCHQ joins Twitter
Electronic surveillance agency continues efforts to win over public after Snowden revelations
Panama Papers leak highlights global elite’s use of tax havens
Release of documents reverberates from Putin’s inner circle to Iceland and Fifa
Clamour grows for EU ‘security union’ to combat terror
Lack of intelligence gathering and poor policing as critical as EU co-operation, say analysts
James Comey, the lawyer doing battle with Apple
The FBI chief is a formidable foe for tech companies in rows over privacy, writes Geoff Dyer
Digital world faces two key tests
Managing domain names and bitcoins take wildly different approaches
Silicon Valley should step out of the cloud
As custodians of the digital future, they believe this higher calling should grant them immunity
Apple and FBI in plea for encryption legislation
Both sides make case before Congress in iPhone row
Apple’s misjudgment over San Bernardino
Cook should drop his objection to the FBI order on iPhone access
Apple: draft dodging
Enlisting engineers in US antiterrorism raises the stakes for technology companies in China
Silicon Valley faces forced data decryption move in UK
Government pledge to respect internet privacy contradicted by GCHQ and MI5
Silicon Valley and Washington in uneasy truce after Snowden
Western intelligence agencies worry that encryption will make the internet ‘go dark’
Should we welcome Big Brother?
‘As 2015 turned into 2016, I discovered that I quite like the idea of being monitored’
Big tech groups warn UK against spy bill
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo and Microsoft say surveillance proposals will encourage harsh regimes
Apple says surveillance push risks paralysing global tech sector
Tech group intervenes amid growing anxiety that proposed UK law will set dangerous precedent
