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My view is that we will be getting answers to these questions soon. The journalist is closer to the answers than we are, but he would prefer the government and
by discostrings 13y ago
My view is that we will be getting answers to these questions soon. The journalist is closer to the answers than we are, but he would prefer the government and the companies disclose the answers in a responsible manner so he doesn't have to be the arbiter of what gets released or not.
It seems that from what we're getting from the government and companies, we're getting closer to answers, but we're not there yet.
If the question you're raising is about the nature of the Prism program, I am very much looking forward to an answer to that. But I think the best approach is to see the evolution of responses from government and companies rather than smear the journalist as a hack for not immediately releasing the whole presentation.
- tptacek 13y agoI'm not smearing him for not immediately releasing the whole presentation. I'm noting places where his own publication contradicts statements that he made, statements that Google and Yahoo and Facebook categorically denied, which are vital to the story.