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ABC, 2. 35. ABC News, 2. Abramson, Jill, 2. Abu Ghraib scandal, 2.
Access and Target Development (NSA), 1. Ackerman, Spencer, 6.
Aeroflot, 1. 35. Afghanistan War, 1. Agriculture, Department of, 1. Alexander, Keith B., 9. Algeria, 1. 23. Al Qaeda, 1. Amanpour, Christiane, 2. Amash, Justin, 2.
American citizens. See domestic surveillance. American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), 1. Amesys, 4. Anonymous, 8, 1. AOL, 2. 1, 1. 08, 1. Apple, 2. 1, 7. 5, 1. Apuzzo, Matt, 1. 86.
Arab Spring, 4. Area Sp. A, 4. Argentina, 1. Armed Forces Services Corporation (AFSC), 1. ARTIFICE, 1. 07. Assad, Bashar al- , 4. Assange, Julian, 1.
Associated Press, 7. AT& T, 1. 03, 1. Atlantic, 2. 05, 2. Aurora shootings, 2. Australia, 2. 3, 9. Austria, 1. 23. Axelrod, David, 2. Balkin, Jack, 1. 27.
Bamford, James, 9. Baquet, Dean, 2. 33. BBC, 2. 34. BEBO, 1.
Belgium, 1. 23, 1. Bentham, Jeremy, 1.
Bergen, Peter, 2. Bernstein, Walter, 1. Biden, Joe, 1. 99.
Bing search, 1. 56. Binney, William, 9.
Blackberry, 1. 65. BLACKHEART, 1. 47blacklist, 1. BLACKPEARL, 1. 35. BLARNEY, 1. 02–3, 1. Blogger, with Focus on Surveillance” (New York Times article), 2.
Bloomberg News, 4. Bolivia, 4. 9Booz Allen Hamilton, 4. Bosnia, 1. 43. Boston Marathon bombing, 2. BOUNDLESS INFORMANT, 3. Brandeis, Louis, 1.
Brandenburg v. Ohio, 1. Brazil, 9. 0, 9. 2, 1.
Brazilian Ministry of Mines and Energy, 9. BRECKENRIDGE cable site, 1. Britain (United Kingdom). See also Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ)domestic spying and, 1. Five Eyes and, 9. Guardian and, 2. 38, 2. Miranda detention and, 1.
Broadwell, Paula, 8. Brooks, David, 2. Brzezinski, Mika, 8. BUFFALOGREEN, 1. 06. Bulgaria, 1. 45. Burns, John, 2. Bush, George W., 1–2, 5, 5. Campbell, Duncan, 2.
Campbell, Joseph, 4. Canada, 2. 3, 9. 1, 9. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), 2. Carle, Glenn, 2. 06. Carney, Jay, 2. 35. CBS News, 2. 22cell phones, 1.
Center for Advanced Study of Language, University of Maryland, 4. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 2. Al- Qaeda and, 2. Hayden as head of, 9. Miranda laptop and, 2. NSA data sharing and, 1. NYPD surveillance of Muslims and, 1.
Obama advisory panel on surveillance and, 2. Snowden’s work for, 4.
Swiss bankers and, 4. CHAOS operation (CIA), 1. Dartford Teen Dating Service. Chavez, Hugo, 1. 39. Cheney, Dick, 2. 17. Chilling Effects: NSA Surveillance Drives U. S. Writers to Self- Censor (PEN report, 2. Chilling Effects of Surveillance, The” (White and Zimbardo), 1.
China, 5, 9. 2, 1. Snowden accused of spying for, 4. Chinese Internet companies, 1.
Christmas- day bomber, 2. Church, Frank, 3, 2. Church Committee, 2. Cincinnatus,” 7–1. Cisco, 1. 50civil liberties, 2. Clapper, James, 3.
Clemons, Steve, 2. Clinton, Hillary, 1.
Close Access SIGADS, 1. CNBC, 1. 70, 2. 19.
CNET, 1. 71. CNN, 7. Cohen, Richard, 2. COINTELPRO, 1. 83–8.
Coleman, Gabriella, 1. Colombia, 1. 06, 1. Comey, James, 2. 21. Commerce, Department of, 1. Committee to Protect Journalists, 2. Communications Services Establishment Canada (CSEC), 1.
Communists, 1. 84, 1. Computer Network Exploitation (CNE), 1. Conyers, John, 2. Cooper, Anderson, 2. Cornyn, John, 2. 08.
Corona, Jorge, 1. Corporate Partner Access (CPA) portfolio, 1. Croatia, 1. 23. Cryptocat, 5. CRYPTO ENABLED, 1. C- SPAN, 2. 49. Cuba, 1.
CUSTOMS, 1. 47. Czech Republic, 1. Data Intercept Technology Unit (DITU, FBI), 1. Defense, Department of, 1. Defense Intelligence Agency, 3. Dell Corporation, 4. See also freedom.
Democracy Now! See also contents; metadata; National Security Agency; surveillance; warrantless wiretapping scandal; and specific agencies and programs. Five Eyes and, 2. Downie, Leonard, Jr., 2.
DROPMIRE, 1. 47drug addiction centers, 1. East German Ministry of State Security (Stasi), 4, 1.
Ecuador, 4. 9“Edward Snowden: The Whistleblower Behind the NSA Surveillance Revelations” (Guardian article) 8. EGOTISTICAL GIRAFFE, 9. Egypt, 4, 1. 41, 1. Electronic Communications Surveillance Unit (ECSU, FBI), 1. Ellsberg, Daniel, 3.
Energy, Department of, 1. Energy and Research Branch (NSA), 1.
Espionage Act (1. Ethiopia, 1. 23. European tech companies, 2. European Union, 9.
Evolutionary Psychology, 1. Facebook, 1. 8, 2. Face the Nation (TV show), 1.
FAIRVIEW, 1. 02, 1. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 3, 2. Al Qaeda and, 2. 04. COINTELPRO and, 1. Muslims and, 1. 86. Patriot Act and, 2.
PRISM and, 7. 7, 1. Snowden and, 5. 1–5. STORMBREW and, 1. X- KEYSCORE and, 1. Feinstein, Dianne, 7.
Felten, Edward, 1. Finland, 1. 23. First Amendment, 1. FISA. See Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
Five Eyes alliance (FVEY), 2. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA, 1. Amendments Act (2. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) court, 2.
Verizon and, 2. 7–2. Yahoo! See Government Communications Headquarters. Gellman, Barton, 1. GENIE, 1. 47. Georgia, 1. Germany, 4, 9. 0, 9.
See also Nazi Germany. Gibbs, Robert, 2. Gibson, Janine, 2.
Global Access Operations unit, 9. Global Telecoms Exploitation (GTE, GCHQ), 1.
Gmail, 8, 7. 7, 1. Goldman, Adam, 1. Goldsmith, Jack, 2. Good Morning America (TV show), 7. Google, 1. 8, 2. 0, 2.
Google Earth, 1. 55. Google Maps, 1. 56. Gore, Al, 7. 2Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ, British intelligence)airlines and, 1. Alexander and, 9. Anonymous and, 1. Facebook and, 1. 61–6.
Guardian hard drives and, 2. Miranda detention and, 2. NSA partnership with, 1. PROJECT BULLRUN and, 9. TARMAC and, 9. 7Thieving Magpie and, 1. Grayson, Alan, 1. Greece, 1. 03, 1.
Greek mythology, 4. Gregory, David, 2. Griffith, Morgan, 1. Guantanamo, 2. 45. Guardian, 8. 1, 9.
Snowden story, 2. NSA article of, 2.
Snowden stories published by, 5. GCHQ reporting by, 1. GCHQ threats to, and hard drive, 2. Hersh and, 2. 35. Hong Kong support for Snowden and, 8. Hong Kong trip and, 2. Snowden stories and, 2.
Miranda and, 2. 37, 2. New York Times and 2. Snowden identity revealed by, 8. Guthrie, Savannah, 8.
Halberstam, David, 2. Harnden, Toby, 2. Harper, Stephen, 2. Harris, Shane, 9. Harvard Law Review, 1. Hayden, Michael, 9.
Heinrich, Martin, 2. Hero with a Thousand Faces, The (Campbell), 4. Hersh, Seymour, 2. Hertzberg, Hendrik, 1. HIGHLANDS, 1. 46.
HIV, 1. 33. Holder, Eric, 2. Holt, Rush, 2. 05. Homeland Security, Department of (DHS), 1. Homing Pigeon, 1. Hong Kong, 1. 6–1.
Hoover, J. Edgar, 1. Hotmail, 1. 15, 1.
Huawei, 1. 47–4. 8Hudson Institute, 2. Huffington Post, 2. Human Science Operation Cell (HSOC, GCHQ), 1. Hungary, 1. 23. Iceland, 4. ICREACH, 1. 32“Identifying Challenges: Geopolitical Trends for 2.
NSA), 1. 41images, collection of, 1. India, 9. 0, 9. 2, 1.
Indonesia, 1. 26infiltration, 1. Inglis, John, 1. 18. Intelligence Defence Signals Directorate (Australia), 1.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS), 1. International Mobile Equipment Identifier (IMEI), 1.
International Mobile Subscriber Identifier (IMSI), 1. International Security, 2. International Securities Issues (ISA, NSA), 1. Internet, 4. 3. See also specific companies and servicesairlines and, 1. X- KEYSCORE, 1. 53–5. Muslims and, 1. 87as perceived threat, 1. U. S. See also specific branches and unitsbin Laden raid and, 2.
FISA court and, 1. NSA data sharing and, 1. Snowden and, 5. 0Kahn, Joseph, 2. Kaufman, Leslie, 2.
Keller, Bill, 5. 5, 2. Kenya, 1. 26. Kerr, Orin, 1.
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 3, 1. King, Peter, 2. 16. Klein, Mark, 2. 33. Knox, Olivier, 2. Ku Klux Klan, 1. 83. Kurtz, Howard, 5. Laden, Osama bin, 1.
Lauer, Matt, 2. 23. Lennon, John, 3. Leno, Jay, 1. Leon, Richard, 2.
Libya, 4. Lichtblau, Eric, 5. LIFESAVER, 1. 47. Limbaugh, Rush, 2. Linked. In, 1. 94. Lizza, Ryan, 1. 30.
Londonriots of 2. Los Angeles Times, 2. Ludlow, Peter, 2. Luxembourg, 1. 23. Mac. Askill, Ewen, 2. Macedonia, 1. 23.
Mackowiak, Matt, 2. Maddow, Rachel, 2.
Madrid terror attacks, 2. MAGNETIC, 1. 46“malicious foreign actor,” 1. Manhunting Timeline” (NSA file), 1. Manning, Chelsea (formerly Bradley), 2. Mapquest, 1. 56. Marcus, Ruth, 1.
MARINA, 1. 60. Martin, Catherine, 2. Mastering the Internet (GCHQ), 1. Mayer, Jane, 2. 14. Mc. Carthy era, 1.
Mc. Clatchy news agency, 2. Meet the Press (TV show), 2. Merkel, Angela, 1. Feinstein on, 1. 71–7.
FISA court order on, 9. Mexico, 9. 2, 1. 03, 1. Meyer, Josh, 2. 14. Microsoft, 2. 1, 4. Millar, Stuart, 2. Miranda, David, 1. British detention of, 1.
Misawa, Japan, collection site, 9. Mission Operations (MSCO), 9.
Mitchell, John, 1. Mobile Dialed Number (MDN), 1. Mobile Subscriber Integrated Services Digital Network (MSISDN), 1.
Morning Joe (TV show), 8. MSNBC, 7. 1, 8. 5, 1. Mubarak, Hosni, 4, 1. Mueller, John, 2. Mugabe, Robert, 2.
Mumbai terror attacks, 2. MUSCULAR, 9. 4Muslims, 1. My Country, My Country (documentary film), 1. My Lai massacre, 2. Myspace. com, 1. 55–5.
Nation, 6. 4–6. 5National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1. National Intelligence Council, 1. National Security Agency (NSA). See also surveillance; warrantless wiretapping scandal; Snowden, Edward J.; and specific divisions; partners; programs; and targetsacronyms and code names and, 9. American public as target of, 9.
American public opinion on, 1. Americans’ assumptions of immunity from, 1. BOUNDLESS INFORMANT and, 8. Church Committee and, 1. Congress attempts defund domestic metadata collection, 2.
Congress lied to by officials of, 3. Democrats vs. Republicans and, 1. Snowden and, 2. 22–2.
FISA court and, 2. Five Eyes and, 9. Guardian and, 6. 0, 6.
Hayden heads, 2. 17. Homing Pigeon and, 1. Internet as new dimension for, 5legal requirements and, 7.
Leon opinion on constitutionality of, 2. New York Times and, 5. Obama advisory panel and, 2.
Orwell and, 1. 74oversight of, 1. Poitras and, 1. 1, 1. PRISM story and, 7. Snowden’s career in, 4. Snowden’s decision to reveal identity and, 5.
Snowden’s first leaks on, 2. Stasi and, 1. 76–7. Wiki. Leaks targeted by, 1. Nazi Germany, 5. NBC, 7. Negroponte, John, 2.
Netherlands, 9. 3, 1. New America Foundation, 2. Newark Liberty International Airport, 1. New Republic, 2. 14. Newtown shootings, 2. New York, 2. 00. New York Daily News, 2.
New Yorker, 1. 30, 1. New York Police Department, 1. New York Times, 1, 5, 4.
New Zealand, 2. 3, 9. Nigeria, 1. 43. 9/1. See September 1. 1, 2. Orwell). 1. 74–7. Nixon, Richard M., 1. NOFORN, 9. 1North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), 1. Romania summit of 2.