Intelligence
Agency: opening up to a
changing world
SPRINGFIELD, Va. (Reuters) - Much about the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency remains classified, but the U.S. spy agency that maps and analyzes the earth is
opening up more than ever, from sharing computer source code on a public website to tapping new sources of intelligence.
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