Tech titans visit White House to talk surveillance reform
Clip: 12/17/2013 | 4m 41s
Tech titans visit White House to press case for surveillance reform
Executives from top U.S. technology companies, including Google, Yahoo, Facebook and Apple, visited the the White House to push for reforms to NSA's surveillance programs. Gwen Ifill talks to Margaret Talev of Bloomberg News about the tech giants' list of concerns about government spying.
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Tech titans visit White House to talk surveillance reform
Clip: 12/17/2013 | 4m 41s
Executives from top U.S. technology companies, including Google, Yahoo, Facebook and Apple, visited the the White House to push for reforms to NSA's surveillance programs. Gwen Ifill talks to Margaret Talev of Bloomberg News about the tech giants' list of concerns about government spying.
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