I’m not a huge follower of TED talks, but this one by Glenn Greenwald recently caught my attention. Glenn Greenwald is the journalist to whom Edward Snowden revealed the NSA surveillance documents and secrets. Greenwald subsequently published excerpts of those documents in The Guardian creating a firestorm of controversy.
Regardless of your opinion of Greenwald, Snowden, and the revelations Snowden provided him, the video is worth the 15-20 minutes to watch. It’s a well thought discussion that covers why privacy matters and, more importantly, the chilling side effects of mass surveillance.









