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EFF Interviewed About Their Case Against AT&T

Submitted by MacRonin on October 24, 2007 - 6:58pm
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EFF Interviewed About Their Case Against AT&T: "ntk writes 'Glenn Greenwald from Salon has a long, informative interview with Cindy Cohn, the EFF attorney leading the suit against AT&T over their warrantless wiretapping of their customers. It talks about why the White House is pushing for retroactive immunity against the telco, what the suit has revealed so far, and how little Congressfolk appear to know about how Internet traffic is being monitored.'

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