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Autonomous journalists and anonymous politicians? - Norwegian media coverage of the NSA surveillance and the «Snowden Affair» [PDF]
The NSA/Snowden revelations represent a case for studying the degree of journalistic autonomy versus the political field, in a situation where national and international security is at stake.
Elisabeth Eide
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Despite of the central role the Internet plays in cyberspace-related matters, it was only when Edward Snowden brought light to American-led digital espionage programs that Internet governance and cybersecurity agendas definitely converged.
Thiago Borne Ferreira +1 more
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Russia in the Global Information Society
The article evaluates the economic, military, social and humanitarian opportunities of Russia in the emerging global information society based on the World Wide Web. The author notes that in spite of the significant economic potential of the internet and
Elena S. Zinovieva
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Applying hybridity: rhythms of the Hajj, Tumblr, and Snowden
Hybridity has long been a contested term, critiqued as elitist and contradictory. This paper begins by arguing that hybridity has been debated too often and applied too seldom.
Paul O’Connor
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Subjunctive and Interpassive “Knowing” in the Surveillance Society
The Snowden affair marked not a switch from ignorance to informed enlightenment, but a problematisation of knowing as a condition. What does it mean to know of a surveillance apparatus that recedes from your sensory experience at every turn?
Sun-ha Hong
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Le droit international et Internet après l’« affaire Snowden » : La recherche de nouveaux équilibres
Edward Snowden, a former employee of a subcontractor of the NSA, revealed the US monitoring and data interception programs. This case has changed International Internet Law in many aspects, including two in particular, which are discussed in this article. The Snowden affair has underlined the difficulty encountered by Law in responding to technological
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Down with secrecy! Long live privacy! Media dilemmas in the Snowden affair
This article is an analysis of three journalistic accounts of the leaking of documents from the United States National Security Agency, done by Edward Snowden: a book, a movie, and an interview. The goal is to bring to light some ethical and political dilemmas underlying the case.
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The NSA/Snowden revelations represent a case for studying the degree of journalistic autonomy versus the political field, in a situation where national and international security is at stake. In an era of rapid digital transition the revelations constitute a unique moment for studying field relations.
Eide, Elisabeth, Lånkan, Kjersti
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A short history of the successes and failures of the international climate change negotiations. [PDF]
Maslin MA, Lang J, Harvey F.
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Facing cyberthreats in a crisis and post-crisis era: Rethinking security services response strategy. [PDF]
Guitton MJ, Fréchette J.
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