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Actually we need more of that! Whatever it takes to help media wake up and become more critical of government intrusion tactics.

• rwmj 13y ago
  No we don't. Most of this is already reported, if you want to look for it. If you're worried that citizens of your country aren't interested in those stories, you should get out and make more people aware.
  • stfu 13y ago
    This is about agenda setting. Media coverage determines what gets covered and what not. Scandals like these make government's ongoing privacy intrusion a real, tangible issue. If I go around spreading the gospel, I am just an internet tinfoil head. If it is the headline on a national newspaper, it is a real issue that needs discussion.
    • yew 13y ago
      You seem to be assuming the direction of causation there. Not that you're wrong, necessarily, but you never can be sure.
      • stfu 13y ago
        Well, it is certainly bi-directional. Probably we can settle for the good old echo-chamber description. :)