Wikileaks Fails Due Diligence Review | Secrecy News
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Wikileaks Fails “Due Diligence” Review | Secrecy News
In the past week, both the Washington Post and the New York Times have referred to WikiLeaks.org , the web site that publishes confidential records, as a “whistleblower” site.
Intelligence Policy on Unauthorized Disclosures (2002) | Secrecy
“Intentional leaks of intelligence are a violation of law, may result in irrevocable damage to national security, and will not be tolerated,” according to a 2002 directive from the Director of Central Intelligence (pdf) that was itself leaked. The directive largely reiterates longstanding policy, though perhaps with increased vigor. It states twice that leaks will not be “tolerated” and twice more that intelligence agencies will take “aggressive” measures to combat leaks.
A newly disclosed National Security Presidential Directive on space exploration (pdf) illustrates the broad topical scope of such directives, as well as their practical limitations.
National Security Directive on Space Exploration Policy (2004) |
A new online investigative reporting channel, launched by the Center for Investigative Reporting with YouTube, will debut later this year with content from an array of contributors, including you.
Knight Foundation
Knight Foundation Hands Out Grants to 12 Groups, but Not WikiLea
The Knight Foundation announced on Wednesday 12 winners of its News Challenge grants, projects costing a total of $2.74 million that will use new technology to spread information in local areas.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS, or "Mormon") Handbook of Instructions, Book 1, 2006 (see Mormon Church Handbook of Instructions, full, 2006 for a higher resolution color edition).
Mormon Church Handbook of Instructions, 2006 - WikiLeaks
Who watches WikiLeaks? | Media | The Guardian
It has proclaimed itself the "intelligence service of the people", and plans to have more agents than the CIA. They will be you and me.