I just checked online for any updates, and the most recent was from Le Monde.
Le journaliste Glenn Greenwald passe sans encombre la frontière des Etats-Unis
Le Monde.fr |Glenn Greenwald et Laura Poitras, deux des journalistes derrière les révélations sur l'Agence de sécurité nationale (NSA) américaine sont arrivés aux Etats-Unis, vendredi 11 avril. Venus à New York recevoir le George Polk Award, prix américain qui reconnaît l'excellence en journalisme, ils ont passé les contrôles de l'immigration à l'aéroport de New York sans problème, a annoncé Julie Turkewitz, journaliste pour le New York Times.
Arrival in nyc of @ggreenwald. No arrest made. #nytimes. http://t.co/mQPXuLWDf7
— julieturkewitz (@fotojulie)
There you have it. Even if you don't read French, it's pretty clear they got through the tight security at JFK without incident.
Who'd a thunk, eh?
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UPDATE: Paul Carr at Pando wants to know if the Intercept has ceased publishing. Hard to say that it's still publishing, as there has not been a new post for ten days or more, and even the comments stopped several days ago.
After the Poynter story about a strategic planning session -- involving unnamed principals, at an unannounced location, at some point in the unspecificed past -- during which discussion centered on First Look's focus and audience and so forth, the basics of any startup, let alone a "transformative" quarter-billion dollar media empire, quite late in the game it would seem, I wouldn't be surprised if retooling and potentially relaunch of the Intercept were in order.
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