Snowden spilled secrets to 'fearless' journalists
US intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden said in an interview released Tuesday he chose to divulge details of a vast US surveillance effort to journalists who reported "fearlessly" on controversial subjects.
(AFP) US intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden said in an interview released Tuesday he chose to divulge details of a vast US surveillance effort to journalists who reported "fearlessly" on controversial subjects.
Snowden, in the interview released by The New York Times, said he chose documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras and Guardian reporter Glenn Greenwald because they were not cowed by the US government.
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