The Guardian's James Ball, currently working on the news outlet's Prism scoop, shares his advice for communicating with sources securely
The less glamourous side to these stories is that you are usually left waiting in the cold, you usually end up pissed off, and you usually wish you had an iPhoneJames Ball, the Guardian
The less glamourous side to these stories is that you are usually left waiting in the cold, you usually end up pissed off, and you usually wish you had an iPhone
A lot of the time the thing you do to make yourself secure is what flags you upJames Ball, the Guardian
A lot of the time the thing you do to make yourself secure is what flags you up
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