Journalism After Snowden: The Future of the Free Press in the Surveillance State (Columbia Journalism Review Books)
Journalism After Snowden examines the changing relationship between journalism and government surveillance. It considers what a surveillance state means for press freedom, privacy, reporting practices, and democratic accountability, offering a focused look at the challenges facing the free press in the years following Snowden’s disclosures.
About This Book
Journalism After Snowden explores the future of the free press in a surveillance state.
The book considers how disclosures associated with Snowden changed the context in which journalists report, communicate, and protect information.
It addresses questions involving surveillance, privacy, press freedom, and the responsibilities of journalism in a changing technological and political environment.
Published as part of the Columbia Journalism Review Books series, it examines the continuing relationship between journalism and democratic accountability.
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