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The leaked campaign to attack WikiLeaks and its supporters - Glenn Greenwald - Salon.com
I’d like to ask Chuck Todd: if Bush had John Yoo write a memo opining that it was perfectly legal for Bush to deploy hit squads within the U.S. to assassinate American citizens without any due process, would it be wrong to investigate and prosecute that, too, on the ground that everyone had permission slips from a DOJ lawyer and that’s just what lawyers do?
Inside Wikileaks - Daniel Domscheit-berg
Mijn tijd bij de spraakmakendste website ter wereld De onthullingen van WikiLeaks houden de wereld in spanning. Maar wie steekt er achter de organisatie, die de invloedrijken angst inboezemt en het Pentagon een 120 man sterke Task Force bijeen liet roepen? Hoe ziet het eruit in het zenuwcentrum van WikiLeaks en welke explosieve documenten liggen er nog in de la?‘Het is moeilijk iemand te vinden die tegen WikiLeaks is, maar in mij heb je hem gevonden.’
Nieuws / WikiLeaks is een aanval op de democratie
Scotland Yard said it is reviewing new evidence handed over by the News of the World's owner News International relating to possible phone hacking.
Phone hacking: more public figures may have been victims, say police | Media | guardian.co.uk
Daniel Domscheit-Berg im stern-Interview: "Daten sind bei Wikileaks nicht sicher" - Panorama | STERN.DE
Nachdenklich: Daniel Domscheit-Berg, früherer Mitstreiter von Julian Assange © Sean Gallup/Getty Images
With popular uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt spinning along, each with a certain amount of world-reshaping potential, there's been a lot of new attention focused on the role that WikiLeaks has played in these events. Ian Black, the Middle East editor of The Guardian , one of the key newspapers disseminating diplomatic cables from WikiLeaks' trove, told NPR last night that he didn't feel the leaked cables were the primary driver of these uprisings.
The Government's Case Against Julian Assange Is Falling Apart
The former spokesman of Wikileaks , German programmer Daniel Domscheit-Berg, has written a tell-all book about the inner workings of the secretive online whistleblower organisation and its controversial leader Julian Assange .
Ex-Wikileaks spokesman blasts Assange - The Local
Despite repeated attempts to get clarification on what the Public Data Corporation will look like, we have no idea. As it transpires, it may be that simply there is no idea, as different priorities within government vie with each other in an attempt to shape the agenda. That's why at ORG we have decided to allow all the people with an interest in this topic to propose ideas for a VISION for the Public Data Corporation
Public Data Corporation - ORG Wiki
Greg Mitchell revived live-blogging at The Nation by covering the long unfolding WikiLeaks drama (he is now on day 73!) Now that he has made himself the go-to resource for all things WikiLeaks, it seems fitting that he's also the first to come out with a book chronicling the incredible story of the organization: " The Age of WikiLeaks: From Collateral Murder to Cablegate (And Beyond) ".
Greg Mitchell Explains Why The Mainstream Press Is So Threatened By WikiLeaks
The age of the WikiLeaks-style vigilante geek is over | Evgeny Morozov | Media | The Guardian
Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange wear masks featuring the US flag during a protest in front of the of Swedish embassy in Kiev.David Cameron's mysterious dinner with Rebekah Brooks | Ian Katz | Comment is free | The Guardian
This week it was wizard online crime maps, last month a new "public data corporation".Het valt op dat de journalistiek in Nederland steeds vaker onder vuur ligt. Of het nu de geschreven, radio, tv of online pers betreft: er wordt meer aandacht besteed aan het handelen van de journalist of juist het ontbreken daarvan. Centraal in deze artikelen zie je de ‘trend’ ontstaan dat het in de journalistiek vaker ontbreekt aan het toepassen van hoor en wederhoor .
Hoor en wederhoor? Grondbeginselen journalistiek onder druk - Frankwatching
A few posts ago I proposed what I thought was the crucial question surrounding the relation of the digital network and the future of democracy: And this is where I think the important debate is: Is the internet as a technology subject to the same analysis as other technological developments? Can it largely be understood within the history and philosophy of technology, itself being shaped by the milieus into which it enters, determined by other forces, economics, politics, or human nature?