Summary: On Interrobang‽, Jillian and Katherine explain why February 11th is "The Day We Fight Back" against the NSA's online surveillance. Why should non-US citizens care about the NSA? They explain how the campaign is bringing together traditional activists, online media companies, and regular concerned citizens. Turning to the Sochi Olympics, they react to the discovery that the Russian government is spying on hotel bathrooms. Is it fair for Western journalists to complain about #SochiProblems? Finally, does Glenn Greenwald's new organization, First Look Media, have a diversity problem?
