The Register® — Biting the hand that feeds IT   Four ways the
Guardian could have protected Snowden – by THE NSA  Spooks' own
advice lays out exactly how this crypto wypto hypto thing works
Email delivery: 4 steps to get more email to the inbox  Analysis
The Guardian's editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger fears journalists
– and, by extension, everyone – will be reduced to using pen and
paper to avoid prying American and British spooks online.  And
his reporters must fly around the world to hold face-to-face
meetings with sources ("Not good for the environment, but
increasingly the only way to operate") because they believe all
their internet and phone chatter will be eavesdropped on by the
NSA and GCHQ.  "It would be highly unadvisable for … any
journalist … to regard any electronic means of communication as
safe," he wrote.  El Reg would like to save The Guardian a few
bob, and reduce the jet-setting lefty paper's carbon footprint,
by suggesting some handy tips – most of them based on the NSA's
own guidance.  (