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Julian Assange, le cofondateur de WikiLeaks , a estimé mardi qu'Internet était "la plus grande des machines à espionner que le monde ait jamais connues" et qu'il ne s'agissait pas "d'une technologie qui favorise la liberté d'expression" . Lors d'une conférence à Cambridge, M.
Assange : "Internet est la plus grande des machines ? espionner" - LeMonde.fr
[ Note: Due to privacy concerns, Mathew Steckman's name was witheld in the original story.
Firm targeting WikiLeaks cuts ties with HBGary - apologizes to reporter - Security
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Médias - Égypte: Wikileaks à la rescousse d’Obama! | Le blogue de Jean-François Lisée
Secrecy is the problem, not leakers - Opinion - The Sofia Echo
WikiLeaks is now at the centre of a global battle between media and those in power but what's new about what Julian Assange is doing?
This Is The Wikileak That Sparked The Tunisian Crisis
Tunisia's government has collapsed, partially due to food price inflation and unemployment , but also because of WikiLeaks.
The government has almost certainly made secret requests for WikiLeaks-related material from other companies. But only Twitter (successfully at least) fought to have to have those orders brought into the open.
Why Twitter Was the Only Company to Challenge the Secret WikiLeaks Subpoena | Fast Company
The official Twitter account for Wikileaks has posted a press release this evening drawing a comparison between the controversial rhetoric from public figures that some believe contributed to the attempted assassination on Saturday of Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and the even more explicit calls from public officials for violence against Wikileaks spokesperson Julien Assange and others. The organization called for public figures making such calls to violence to be arrested and charged with crimes. Assange is attributed the following quote in the release: "No organisation anywhere in the world is a more devoted advocate of free speech than Wikileaks but when senior politicians and attention seeking media commentators call for specific individuals or groups of people to be killed they should be charged with incitement -- to murder.
Wikileaks Calls for Sarah Palin's Arrest
Wikileaks, The Pirate Party, And The Future Of The Internet | The New Republic
American diplomacy seems to have survived Wikileaks’s “attack on the international community,” as Hillary Clinton so dramatically characterized it, unscathed.
Dear Government of Sweden ... | MichaelMoore.com
Hi there -- or as you all say, Hallå! You know, all of us here in the U.S. love your country. Your Volvos, your meatballs, your hard-to-put-together furniture -- we can't get enough!I attend a lot of conferences on media and technology -- indeed, they might actually be the biggest growth sector of the media -- but the one I attended this past weekend was one of the most fascinating I've been to in quite a while. Entitled " A Symposium on WikiLeaks and Internet Freedom ," the one-day event was sponsored by the Personal Democracy Forum and was moderated by the group's Micah Sifry and Andrew Rasiej. The WikiLeaks story is an ever-shifting one -- witness the latest twists of the Air Force blocking its personnel from accessing more than 25 news sites that have posted material released by WikiLeaks, and the shocking treatment of Bradley Manning, the U.S.
Arianna Huffington: The Media Gets It Wrong on WikiLeaks: It's About Broken Trust, Not Broken Condoms
The Today show interviewed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on Friday after his release from prison on bail Thursday afternoon. During the interview, he described his recent court appearances as "not the beginning of the end, rather it is merely the end of the beginning."
Julian Assange Interview: WikiLeaks Founder On 'Today' Show
Why I'm Posting Bail Money for Julian Assange | MichaelMoore.com
Yesterday, in the Westminster Magistrates Court in London, the lawyers for WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange presented to the judge a document from me stating that I have put up $20,000 of my own money to help bail Mr.Wikileaks / [state logs]