The Irish Times

Stocktake: Nothing noble about GameStop short squeeze

Despite the David v Goliath portrayal, Redditors’ moral outrage is misplaced

Tue Feb 02 2021 - 05:40

Brazil prosecutors charge journalist Glenn Greenwald with hacking

Greenwald accused of helping obtain messages between top officials in corruption case

Tue Jan 21 2020 - 19:48

How damaged is Kevin Spacey after response to abuse allegations?

Suspicions raised that actor timed his coming out as gay to deflect attention from claims

Mon Oct 30 2017 - 14:22

Playing video games? No, I’m doing philosophy

Unthinkable: Gaming can teach us ‘how to prepare for death’, a new book argues

Tue Sept 19 2017 - 06:30

Contractor charged with leaking document about US election hacking

Woman (25) charged with removing classified material from government facility

Tue Jun 06 2017 - 15:19

Surprise as ‘Washington Post’ opposes Edward Snowden pardon

Newspaper that published leaks by former NSA contractor dismisses calls by rights bodies

Mon Sept 19 2016 - 14:57

US conservatives challenge Facebook over political ‘bias’

Social network denies claim that it suppresses articles from right-wing news sites

Wed May 11 2016 - 15:12

Dilma Rousseff’s cry of ‘coup’ is based on flawed logic

Incompetence and not a conspiracy has put Brazil’s president under pressure

Fri Apr 01 2016 - 16:55

Web Log: Snowden Treaty aims to outlaw mass surveillance

Noam Chomsky is among the public figures supporting the stance against surveillance

Thu Oct 01 2015 - 01:00

Donald Clarke: Charleston killings raise the spectre of the T-word

‘If this isn’t terrorism, then nothing is’ tweeted Glenn Greenwald

Sat Jun 27 2015 - 01:00

De-Google your life: it’s worth the hassle if you value your privacy

Data privacy may seem like a distant and abstract concept but what is more personal than the information you are sharing with Google?

Thu May 14 2015 - 02:00

New York Times journalist David Carr dies aged 58

Writer had chaired panel with whistleblower Edward Snowden hours before his death

Fri Feb 13 2015 - 06:36

‘Charlie Hebdo’: why jihad came to Paris

With Europe’s largest Muslim population, France sees itself as a model of equality. Yet Islamists view it as a profoundly anti-Muslim country at war with the Islamic world

Sat Jan 10 2015 - 01:00

Computer security industry adds state agencies to global malware blacklist

Edward Snowden was there first – it’s not just cybercrooks who are using staggeringly sophisticated spyware to invade damn near everything. Companies and countries flail about as they fall through a new kind of wormhole

Thu Dec 18 2014 - 01:45

CitizenFour review: it’s not paranoia when there’s proof you’re being watched

Thu Oct 30 2014 - 22:49

Edward Snowden and girlfriend reunited in Moscow, film reveals

Whistleblower filmed for fly-on-the-wall account of tense days following NSA revelations

Sun Oct 12 2014 - 08:42

Journalist who ran Edward Snowden revelations warns of privacy risk

Glenn Greenwald says Europeans must defend online privacy rather than wait for Irish Government intervention

Sat Jun 07 2014 - 01:00

Silicon star: unlocking secrets, if not its own value

Palantir is under pressure to go public, but would such a move interfere with its lofty ideals?

Thu Jun 05 2014 - 01:10

The ‘Irish Times’ guide to summer

There’s huge variety and energy in the events and activites you can enjoy around the country. Just don’t forget your culottes

Sat May 31 2014 - 01:00

Austin powers: 10 trends for 2014 from SXSWi

South By Southwest Interactive is now much more than a technology festival. The thousands of delegates who come to the heart of Texas are searching for new ideas and perspectives

Sat Mar 15 2014 - 01:00