There is a new normal for journalism in the age of the surveillance state - a new normal hastened, if not created, by the Snowden leaks. This work contributes to those discussions by tapping the ideas of some of the world's top journalists, editors, and scholars. Together, they provide a rich and intellectually diverse set of perspectives on the implications of surveillance for journalism practice and for the role of journalism in democratic society. - Jonathan Peters, William Allen White School of Journalism & Mass Communications, the University of Kansas
