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Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundFAQ: NSA's data mining explained
May 12, 2006 As political concern grows over the National Security Agency's data-mining project, CNET News.com answers some questions.Telecoms deny illegally handing over call records
May 17, 2006 Two biggest phone companies in U.S. say they never improperly provided call records to National Security Agency.Year in review: Snooping gets sanctioned
December 18, 2008 In 2008, the immunization of companies assisting NSA wiretaps became a hot-button issue, as did P2P network monitoring.Just how extensive is NSA's spy program?
December 23, 2005 The Bush administration isn't talking. But some hints suggest it's a dragnet that records much more than phone calls.Gonzales: NSA may tap 'ordinary' Americans' e-mail
February 6, 2006 During Senate hearing, attorney general declines to offer reassurances about a secret surveillance program.Spy agencies call for broader surveillance laws
July 26, 2006 Intelligence officials say controversial changes are needed to track moving terrorist targets in an Internet age, and Republicans agree.FAQ: How far does the new wiretap law go?
August 6, 2007 Protect America Act signed Sunday temporarily makes it easier for the feds to eavesdrop on calls and e-mail. But what are the privacy impacts?Bush defends spy program after new disclosure
May 11, 2006 After report says millions of phone records have been given to NSA, president says privacy is "fiercely protected."Senators press for details of NSA spying
February 28, 2006 A prominent Senate Democrat says President Bush seems to think there's "no place" for judicial or congressional oversight.This week in privacy
February 10, 2006 U.S. attorney general didn't reveal much about controversial eavesdropping program, but White House relented and gave details.House Democrats oppose Bush's spy law changes
July 27, 2006 House Intelligence Committee members say new laws broadening warrantless-wiretapping program aren't needed.Protesters face off with Verizon, AT&T
May 24, 2006 Groups gather across U.S. to protest phone companies' influence in D.C. and well-reported cooperation with National Security Agency. Photos: Protesting phone companiesGrandstanding on terrorism and tech
October 9, 2002 IPI Center for Technology Freedom director Bartlett Cleland cautions that zealous policymakers are ignoring the realities of technology in a rush to pass their pet tech projects into law.Republicans propose last-minute spy bill
November 16, 2006 Key Senate Republican frames it as chance for more "resources" and oversight for Bush administration spy program.Congress' hands caught in the cookie jar
January 6, 2006 First the NSA, then the Pentagon, and now Congress fesses up to undisclosed Web tracking. Infographic: Caught with hands in the cookie jarBush picks tech lawyer for security post
July 14, 2005 Stewart Baker, an influential and polarizing Washington figure, is chosen to oversee Homeland Security's new policy-planning efforts.
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