The Guardian opened its U.S.-based digital operation nearly two years ago, but the British newspaper's American arm has received the most attention for its reporting on the National Security Agency and its surveillance programs. Adweek recently caught up with Janine Gibson, editor in chief of The Guardian U.S., to discuss the site's evolution and its reporting on the ongoing story of whistleblower Edward Snowden.
Adweek: How would you say the U.S. site has changed in the past two years?
Gibson: When we started, we were just a page.
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