Concerned about protecting your confidential sources and communications after Edward Snowden's revelations about Big Brother snooping?
Just came across this interesting post on how to do just that from investigative journalist Dan Meredith of Radio Free Asia. Includes tools to conceal your web research, email, calls and files from prying eyes.
Be aware, of course, that using some anonymity tools can actually be a red flag for spies, themselves attracting attention. Do your own research!
Here's a good tipsheet from the Global Investigative Journalism Network on protecting your investigative reporting.
And on a related note, here's a 65-minute video of former MI5 intelligence officer Annie Machon talking about how spy agencies use and manipulate the media, hosted by the UK's Centre for Investigative Journalism.
Welcome to the investigative reporting blog of award-winning journalist Alex Roslin, author of the book Police Wife: The Secret Epidemic of Police Domestic Violence. Roslin was president of the board of the Canadian Centre for Investigative Reporting, and his awards include the Arlene Book Award of the American Society of Journalists and Authors. He doesn’t necessarily endorse material linked below.
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