Whatever you think of journalist Glenn Greenwald, he definitely represents one partition of the tectonic plates shifting under modern society – the plates of balancing security with privacy.
His book, No Place To Hide, is the story of how Mr Greenwald came to receive NSA leaker Edward
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Nathan Smith
Tue, 08 Jul 2014
Tue, 08 Jul 2014
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BOOK REVIEW: Distorting the privacy/security debate in 272 pages
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