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US Tech Companies and NSA Surveillance
The NSA's surveillance capacity is so vast it's scaring foreign clients away from the US technology industry. We look at the conflicts and economic consequences.
By Warren Olney • • 51m ListenThe NSA's surveillance capacity is so vast it's scaring foreign clients away from America's technology industry. We hear what that means for the economy — and what it takes for an individual American to put blinders on government, private companies and potential criminals. Also, the Crimea overshadows the G-7 meeting in The Hague, and one killing leads to 529 death sentences in Egypt. It's part of the crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood.
Banner image: Mark Zuckerberg, one of the tech giants who has complained to President Obama about the NSA's massive surveillance capacity. Photo: Silverisdead
