Introduction, Johan Lidberg and Denis Muller; Chapter 1. The Public Privacy Conundrum - Anonymity and the Law in an Era of Mass Surveillance, Moira Paterson; Chapter 2. 'Undesirable Types' - The Surveillance of Journalists, Fay Anderson; Chapter 3. Surveillance and National Security 'Hyper-Legislation' - Calibrating Restraints on Rights with a Freedom of Expression Threshold, Mark Pearson and Joseph M Fernandez; Chapter 4. The Ethics of Reporting National Security Matters, Bill Birnbauer and Denis Muller; Chapter 5. When One Person's Noble Whistleblower Becomes Another's Poisonous Leaker, Matthew Ricketson; Chapter 6. Who Watches the Watchmen? Access to Information, Accountability and Government Secrecy, Johan Lidberg; Chapter 7. Eyes and Ears in the Sky - Drones and Mass Surveillance, Trevor McCrisken; Chapter 8. Looking over My Shoulder - Public Perceptions of Surveillance, Denis Muller, Johan Lidberg and Michael Budinski; Chapter 9. Journalism and National Security in Three BISA Countries - Brazil, India and South Africa, Débora Medeiros, Alam Srinivas and Tinus De Jager; Chapter 10. Journalism and National Security in the European Union, Johan Lidberg and Denis Muller; Chapter 11. The Security Reporter Today - Journalists and Journalism in an Age of Surveillance, Stephanie Brookes; Conclusion. Journalism and the State of Exception, Johan Lidberg and Denis Muller; List of Contributors; Index.