The last document from the Snowden archive was published on 29 May 2019. The Guardian stopped publishing documents in February 2014, Der Spiegel in January 2015, and The New York Times and ProPublica in August 2015. After that, only The Intercept was still publishing documents, with only a few exceptions, until it closed its archive in March 2019. Eleven weeks later, on 29 May 2019, it released what would become the final batch of documents from the archive. Since then, no news outlet, journalist, or institution anywhere has published a single document from the Snowden archive.

The Guardian

The Washginton Post

The New York Times and ProPublica

Der Spiegel

The Intercept The closure

The arguments "The remaining documents have aged"

"Other major media outlets stopped reporting as well"

The budget

"Editorial priorities"

"My intent to seek other partners"

"Nobody wanted to close it"

What happened to The Intercept's copy

The holders

References

Snowden started reaching out to journalists months…