The Cypherpunk Revolutionary Julian Assange. 18 March 2011.
Robert Manne's update of this essay: 5 March 2011. Add comment to correct Ardin allegation and a response by Robert Manne 6 March 2011. 5 March 2011. A sends a PDF converted to HTML. Julian Assange dépose son nom comme marque commerciale. Philosophers Zone - 26 February 2011 - The Julian Assange Conspiracy - Networks, power and activism. Alan Saunders: This week on The Philosopher's Zone, we're still online, still thinking about Wikileaks, As you must have heard by now, it's founder, Julian Assange has, pending an appeal, lost his legal battle in the British courts to escape extradition to Sweden to face sex crime allegations.
We though are turning our attention to the political philosophy of Julian Assange. Hi, I'm Alan Saunders. The reason Assange has been leaking all this information is that he believes that this is a way to dismantle the conspiracies of the powerful, so Assange's view of conspiracies is what we're going to be talking about this week, with the help of somebody who's written on the subject, Peter Ludlow, Professor of Philosophy at Northwestern University in the U.S. Peter, welcome to The Philosopher's Zone. Peter Ludlow: Thanks a lot. Peter Ludlow: You're absolutely right about that.
Assange Speaks. Julian Assange, the controversial founder of WikiLeaks, was back in the spotlight this week, as he fights to avoid extradition to from the .
Mark Davis has been in the courtroom, following the extradition hearing. He sat down with Assange for an exclusive one on one interview when the court went into recess a few days ago. REPORTER: Mark Davis Julian Assange is a wanted man. He is wanted by the world's media, American authorities and more pressingly by Swedish prosecutors. JULIAN ASSANGE, WIKILEAKS FOUNDER: What we have seen is process abuse after process abuse being revealed for hours and hours. A judgment may be a fortnight away, but it is not just legal default that Assange is fending off right now. I caught up with Assange again in during a break in the extradition hearings a few days ago. Did Assange Play Lawyer? A recently published book excerpt suggests that “Jay Lim,” an occasional WikiLeaks spokesperson often identified as its legal advisor, was merely an online pseudonym of Julian Assange.
The excerpts, posted on cryptome.org, are (naturally) leaked scans of an early copy of WikiLeaks’s defector Daniel Domscheit-Berg’s upcoming book. Domscheit-Berg, before his break with the organization, had long operated under the pseudonym of “Daniel Schmidt.” Domscheit-Berg, usually described as once being the organization’s second most important player, writes that Assange used many pseudonyms, and suggests that “Lim” may have been one of them: If true, this naturally raises questions about the historic quality of legal advice WikiLeaks did (or, perhaps more accurately, did not) receive, and the seriousness with which the organization approached legal questions. One person who claimed that WikiLeaks sources would be well protected under Swedish law was “Jay Lim.”
What would “Jay Lim” think of that? "Inside WikiLeaks", portrait au vitriol de Julian Assange.
Assange to sue Guardian for “malicious libels” Frost (J.A.) Support Julian Assange in his quest for Freedom. Tea with Julian Assange, editor of Wikileaks economist.com/video. Royaume-Uni : La justice britannique examine la demande d'extradition de Julian Assange. L'Australien de 39 ans, qui s'est fait connaître par la publication sur son site Internet de milliers de pages de documents diplomatiques confidentiels en provenance du gouvernement américain, a toujours réfuté les accusations qui pèsent contre lui.
Il comparaît pour la cinquième fois devant la justice britannique depuis son arrestation à Londres, le 7 décembre dernier. La défense publie sa preuve sur Internet Son avocat, Mark Stephens, a annoncé dès l'ouverture des procédures que tous les arguments de la défense de Julian Assange seraient publiés sur Internet. « Nous mettrons en ligne, sur la page d'accueil de mon cabinet, les arguments de la défense. Vous y trouverez des éléments remettant fondamentalement en cause le bien-fondé du mandat d'arrêt européen », a déclaré l'avocat au quotidien britannique The Telegraph. Les présumées victimes sont deux ex-employées de la section suédoise de WikiLeaks. Julian Assange Witness Donald Bostrom Raises Questions About Alleged Sex Victim. Guardian News & Media press release: Guardian Books to publish WikiLeaks book. Guardian Books today confirmed the publication next month of WIKILEAKS: Inside Julian Assange's war on secrecy.
With rights having already been sold in eight territories*, WIKILEAKS: Inside Julian Assange's war on secrecy, is the first in-depth account of the WikiLeaks phenomenon. From the website's launch in 2006, to the latest developments in this epoch-defining drama, it exposes the real story behind the headlines, a compelling and revelatory account that brings the reader right up to the present time. The authors, top Guardian journalists led by David Leigh, Investigations Editor, and Luke Harding, Moscow correspondent, have been at the heart of the Guardian's coverage of the biggest leak of secret information in history. Working alongside the Guardian's New York correspondent, Ed Pilkington, they have had unprecedented access to all the major players, from diplomats and politicians to the former WikiLeaks spokesman Daniel Domscheit-Berg and Julian Assange himself.
Notes to editors: WikiLeaks and Julian Assange. The house on Grettisgata Street, in Reykjavik, is a century old, small and white, situated just a few streets from the North Atlantic.
The shifting northerly winds can suddenly bring ice and snow to the city, even in springtime, and when they do a certain kind of silence sets in. This was the case on the morning of March 30th, when a tall Australian man named Julian Paul Assange, with gray eyes and a mop of silver-white hair, arrived to rent the place. Assange was dressed in a gray full-body snowsuit, and he had with him a small entourage. “We are journalists,” he told the owner of the house. People OK with murdering Assange. J.A. hires PR team.