
[July 2010] WikiLeaks and the Afghan "war logs"
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Open Source Tools Turn WikiLeaks Into Illustrated Afghan Meltdown (Updated) | Danger Room
The Pentagon is super mad about Wikileaks leaking 70,000 classified Afghanistan war documents . So mad that they have made the ridiculous demand that Wikileaks "return" the data. A massive organization willfully misunderstanding how the Internet works?
Why the Pentagon's War on Wikileaks Is Like the Music Industry's War on Napster
The Story Behind the Publication of WikiLeaks’s Afghanistan Logs
You wouldn’t be reading the coverage of the so-called Afghanistan logs—in The New York Times , Der Spiegel , and The Guardian —if Nick Davies, a senior contributor to the British paper, hadn’t tracked down WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in Brussels one month ago.Why Wikileaks, and the newspapers, were right to publish | Media
The Wikileaks revelations about the conduct of the war in Afghanistan have been rightly hailed as a triumph of " data journalism ."Would-be whistle-blowers hoping to leak documents to Wikileaks face a potentially frustrating surprise.
With World Watching, Wikileaks Falls Into Disrepair | Threat Level
Charging the WikiLeaks leaker with treason would be absurd. - By Fred Kaplan
Wikileaks editor Julian Assange says there is 'more to come' after Afghanistan leak
[2010] The Wikileaks war logs

