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Inside Story - The Wikileaks copycats - What do you think? « The #Wikileaks Forums

Online whistleblowing conduits appear to be an exciting new trend. From technological tools to what looks a lot like old fashioned investigative journalism, here are some of the up and coming whistle blowing sites. http://www.wikileaksforum.net/topic/inside-story-the-wikileaks-copycats-what-do-you-think
OpenLeaks

Crowdsigliere: Plouffe Asks for a Little Public Guidance | techPresident

The Obama White House's latest effort to use this here Internet to connect members of the public with folks working inside the executive branch is a little project they're calling "Advise the Advisor," where-in an administration official frames what's happening on the presidential front and then asks for feedback from anyone who cares to give it. http://techpresident.com/blog-entry/crowdsigliere-plouffe-asks-little-public-guidance
BrusselsLeaks

BalkanLeaks

OpenNuNL

twitterleaks

ScienceLeaks

Rospil

tunileaks

TradeLeak

Launched in January 2011, the Al Jazeera Transparency Unit (AJTU) aims to mobilize its audience - both in the Arab world and further afield - to submit all forms of content (documents, photos, audio & video clips, as well as “story tips”) for editorial review and, if merited, online broadcast and transmission on our English and Arabic-language broadcasts. http://www.ajtransparency.com/

Transparency Unit | Al Jazeera

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NY Times considers creating an ?EZ Pass lane for leakers? - Yahoo! News

The New York Times May Start Its Own Version of WikiLeaks

http://mashable.com/2011/01/25/nytimes-wikileaks/ The New York Times is considering developing a system that will let anonymous leakers easily submit large and confidential files directly to the newspaper.

One Per Cent: WikiLeaks business model gains traction with big media

http://www.newscientist.com/blogs/onepercent/2011/01/the-wikileaks-business-model-i.html (Image: Sipa Press/Rex Features) Back in December, New Scientist predicted that the impact of the US embassy cable releases by WikiLeaks would likely inspire a legion of leak-publishing imitators to spring up - and this is indeed coming to pass.
Although the mission of WikiLeaks is to "open governments," it's done quite a lot to make us think about how to open journalism as well. We've seen a number of new whistleblower sites crop up - OpenLeaks and Rospil , for example - as well as major news organizations - Al Jazeera , and perhaps even The New York Times - investigate ways to facilitate more whistle-blowing and leaking. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/localeaks_a_drop-box_for_anonymous_tips_to_1400_us.php

Localeaks: A Drop-Box for Anonymous Tips to 1400 U.S. Newspapers

http://openspee.ch/ Monday, 7 March 2011 Just found a new site, SelectOut , that determines how many websites are tracking you, and gives you the option to opt-out of being tracked by some or all of the 100+ sites that it knows about.

Openspee.Ch

FrenchLeaks

L’histoire commence le 23 octobre 2001, quand décède, après dix jours de coma, Daniel Wildenstein, le plus célèbre collectionneur et marchand d’art du XXe siècle. https://www.frenchleaks.fr/