03.16.17 Politics EU tool lets whistleblowers report anti-competitive companies The next big antitrust investigation could be tipped anonymously by a disgruntled employee. By M. Brian, 03.16.17 save Save share
02.13.17 02.13.17 in Politics The UK considers tougher prison sentences for whistleblowers Instead of a two-year sentence, guilty individuals could face up to 14 years in prison. By M. Brian, 02.13.17 save Save share View
12.13.16 12.13.16 in Politics Watch Twitter's CEO interview Edward Snowden at 12PM ET The Q&A session will be streamed live via Pardon Snowden's Twitter account. By E. Alvarez, 12.13.16 save Save share View
09.16.16 09.16.16 in Politics House committee: Snowden is a 'serial exaggerator and fabricator' A report condemning the leaker is coincidentally released the day his biopic hits theaters. By D. Lumb, 09.16.16 save Save share View
09.13.16 09.13.16 in Politics Edward Snowden explains why Obama should pardon him 'These were necessary things, these were vital things,' Snowden tells the Guardian. By J. Conditt, 09.13.16 save Save share View
10.29.15 10.29.15 Terror returns in 'Outlast 2,' confirmed for fall 2016 Stock up on batteries now. By J. Conditt, 10.29.15 save Save share View
10.02.15 10.02.15 Twitter noob Snowden gets hammered with 47GB of notification emails 47GB of whoops. By B. Steele, 10.02.15 save Save share View
05.01.15 05.01.15 WikiLeaks opens its doors to whistleblowers (again) After almost five years of internal turmoil and allegations, WikiLeaks is back in secret-sharing b... By M. Lalwani, 05.01.15 save Save share View
04.17.15 04.17.15 Most of the government's anonymous tiplines aren't secure When it comes to whistleblowing, privacy is paramount -- just ask Edward Snowden. It's also why ne... By T. Seppala, 04.17.15 save Save share View
04.15.15 04.15.15 Cops gave a malware-laden drive to a lawyer for whistleblowers Arkansas' Fort Smith Police Department may be responsible for some particularly sinister digital t... By J. Fingas, 04.15.15 save Save share View
