Barton Gellman reports on how governments keep surveillance details hidden from the public while sharing them with insiders. He describes massive data collection by intelligence agencies that even catches ordinary communications. He also notes Snowden’s methodical, engineer‑like thinking and why it matters.
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Barton Gellman is a journalist from the United States, best known for Dark Mirror.
Quick Facts About Barton Gellman
Born
November 3, 1960
Nationality
United States
Profession
Journalist
Notable works
Dark Mirror
About Barton Gellman
In 2013 he wrote The Washington Post’s coverage of the NSA using leaked documents from Edward Snowden. He released a Penguin Press book about the surveillance‑industrial state in May 2020 and later joined The Atlantic’s staff.
Awards & Honors
George Polk AwardRhodes ScholarshipGoldsmith Prize for Investigative Reporting