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Study: Most Investigative Journalists Believe Government Spies on Them

Uncle Sam is watching. And listening. And documenting

By Chris O'Shea

February 5, 2015

According to a new Pew Research Center study, most investigative journalists believe that the government has spied on them. Sixty-four percent of participants said that Uncle Sam had “Probably Collected Data” on their phone calls, emails and other online communications.

Chris O'Shea
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