I don't really see how the title of the article matches its contents. Sure, they figured out how to super-impose the NSA logo onto stock photos of Google, but y

I don't really see how the title of the article matches its contents. Sure, they figured out how to super-impose the NSA logo onto stock photos of Google, but you usually need actual evidence in order to report on something. The article's claims seem to be: - The NSA is in communication with tech companies and is attempting to make friends with them (duh). - The NSA worked with unrelated tech companies to maybe-maybe-not fix a BIOS issue (why is this in the article?) - The NSA periodically invites Brin and Schmidt to "security conferences" where they are presumably cozied up to by second-tier brass. Brin and Schmidt don't seem to think much of these invitations as they both declined the one that Aljazeera managed to get its hands on. So, uh, what?