Israeli NSA Infected More Than 50000 Networks by Mid-2012
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NSA hacked over 50000 computer networks worldwide - report
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Sep 16, 2013 - What some readers called an “explosive” development in the N.S.A. leaks story was not followed by The Times.
By MARGARET SULLIVAN
Many Times readers have been writing to me
for several days about a story The Guardian broke last week, describing
how the United States routinely
shares with Israel intelligence information that the National Security Agency gathers on American citizens.
The story was published five days ago, and by late last week I was
already hearing from dozens of readers. One of them was Phyllida
Paterson, of Silver Spring, Md., who wrote:
48 hours and there is still nothing in The Times about
how the N.S.A. shares U.S. citizens’ raw communications data with
Israel. This explosive story ought to be front-page news. Word is
spreading and The Times is losing credibility by the hour. Friends of
mine who never before believed that newspapers suppressed news are
shocked by the evidence before them. Do you really want to push more
readers into the arms of The Guardian?
After a weekend in which no mention was made in The Times of the
article, I asked the managing editor, Dean Baquet, about it on Monday
morning.
He told me that The Times had chosen not to follow the story because its level of significance did not demand it.
“I didn’t think it was a significant or surprising story,” he said.
“I think the more energy we put into chasing the small ones, the less
time we have to break our own. Not to mention cover the turmoil in
Syria.”.........
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