18. Fiber And Open Communications Networks

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword xi
4. Acknowledgments xv
5. Introduction 1
6. I. The Story And The Source
7. 1. Journalism After Snowden 21
8. 2. In Defense Of Leaks 29
9. 3. The Surveillance State 34
10. 4. A Conversation With Edward Snowden 53
11. II. Journalists And Sources
12. 5. Source Protection In The Age Of Surveillance 85
13. 6. Rescuing A Reporter’S Right To Protect The Confidentiality Of Sources 97
14. 7. Digital Security For Journalists 114
15. 8. Beyond PGP: How News Organizations Can And Must Protect Reporters And Sources At An Institutional Level 130
16. 9. Freedom Of Information And Information Asymmetry 142
17. III. Governing Surveillance
18. 10. Political Journalism In A Networked Age 161
19. 11. National Security And The “New Yellow Press” 172
20. 12. A New Age Of Cyberwarfare 186
21. 13. The Snowden Effect On The NSA And Reporting 197
22. 14. Edward Snowden, His Passport, And The Legal Identity Of Americans 209
23. 15. Surveillance Policy As Risk Management 219
24. IV. Communications Networks And New Media
25. 16. Silicon Valley And Journalism 231
26. 17. Digital Threats Against Journalists 240
27. 18. Fiber And Open Communications Networks 258
28. 19. Free Thought, Free Media 265
29. 20. Should Journalism Be A Surveillance-Safe Space? 273
30. Postscript. Journalism After Snowden 291
31. Contributors 295
32. Index 309