Were you ever concerned your story would become more about him, distracting from the disclosures themselves?
We're bad at privacy because the consequences of privacy disclosures are separated by a lot of time and space from the disclosures themselves.
And the disclosures themselves represent only a snapshot in time: an investor could sell shares a day before having to disclose a position and buy them back a day after the disclosure requirement.
This wide disparity in how Snowden is seen reflects how people feel about the disclosures themselves, to a large extent.
In 2011 a joint parliamentary committee recommended public funding for party administration, in part to pay for the costs of complying with the donation disclosure laws themselves.
Similarly, while the predominant emphasis was on eliciting patient preferences for disclosure to themselves and others, the issue of obtaining carer approval prior to disclosure to the patient was also identified.
Companies trading in China, Colombia, Malaysia, Mexico, the Philippines, Thailand and Turkey were found to be quickly closing the disclosure gap between themselves and listed companies trading in developed markets.
The sight of a garage DJ in their late 30s playing to a room of people half their age has become common and Disclosure often find themselves on the same bill as those that influenced them.
Through number one albums, worldwide top ten singles and bags of critical acclaim, Disclosure have earned themselves legions of fans from around the world, and by the looks of things, half of them had found themselves at east London's Troxy for the launch of their second album, Caracal.
Watchdog groups say organizations such as Americans for Job Security shield corporate donors from disclosure by setting themselves up as tax-exempt operations, which don't have to reveal their donors as long as donations are not earmarked for specific ad campaigns in a pre-election period.
