FAQ #StateLogs: How to explore the CableGate » StateLogs tags by opencalais Welcome to the StateLogs: you can browse, comment, add, share and follow the release of the diplomatic leaks disclosed by Wikileaks in the Statelogs application. The documents will be added to the application by OWNI as soon as they are online and made available to all journalists and citizens. Statelogs uses WordPress opensource technologies, The OpenCalais Api , GoogleSearch , GoogleMaps , MIT Timeline , less css framework , javascript and HTML5 to bring you the best experience on all devices WikiLeaks Browser Gets Tease On Facebook It was only a matter of time before someone put together a browser that would make it easier to search through the hundreds of thousands of leaked diplomatic cables that WikiLeaks has been sharing with the public. And it only made sense for Dazzlepod, makers of the cable browser, to team up with Facebook in order to support the release of the application. Dazzlepod just launched a teaser application on Facebook that leads readers to the full-fledged cable browser, which offers a host of new features that make following the secrets revealed by the leak a lot more manageable, and offers a real upgrade from the offerings available at WikiLeaks.
#wlfind Cable Digging and Discovery Tools compiled by @x7o @wikileaks #cablegate #wikileaks #news Submitted by x7o on Mon, 01/17/2011 - 05:49 Wikileaks' Cablegate site is well laid out and easy to navigate, using the metadata navigation links on the left sidebar. This is the most up to date place to search for Cablegate material. Drawbacks: WordPress introduces new HTML5 sandbox theme, calls out to CSS artists By now, I hope you've felt the early rumblings of an HTML5 revolution. It's still early days, however; most HTML5 sites are tests, or niche Web apps that only a small fraction of surfers will use. What HTML5 really needs is a huge, pipe-hitting champion; a website that grabs HTML5 by the gonads and slams it down front and center. A champion such as WordPress, for example, which has just released a rather lovely HTML5 theme for both WordPress.com blogs, and self-hosted solutions.
WTF? OMG, LOL! CIA gives WikiLeaks taskforce naughty name The CIA has launched a taskforce to assess the impact of 250,000 leaked US diplomatic cables. Its name? WikiLeaks Task Force, or WTF for short. Leaky World: a playable theory - Molleindustria Our Preface Julian Assange's short essay is an intriguing theory of conspiracy (as opposed to conspiracy theory) that effectively and concisely describes the drama of transnational power in the information age. It's an obscure, strategical text from 2006 that assumes a new relevance in the light of the massive leaks of 2010.
Billions meant for struggling homeowners may pay down deficit instead By Pro PublicaThursday, August 25, 2011 20:52 EDT With housing prices dropping sharply, and foreclosure filings against more than 1 million properties in the first half of this year, the Obama administration is scrambling for ways to help homeowners. One place they won’t be looking: an estimated $30 billion from the bailout that was slated to help homeowners but is likely to remain unspent. WikiLeaks, Julian Assange Win Major Australian Prize for “Outstanding Contribution to Journalism” This is a rush transcript. Copy may not be in its final form. AMY GOODMAN: Over the weekend, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange accepted the award for the Most Outstanding Contribution to Journalism at the 2011 Walkley Awards. The Australian Walkley Awards are the most prestigious awards for excellence in journalism in Australia.
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Interview with German Interior Minister: 'WikiLeaks Is Annoying, But Not a Threat' - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International SPIEGEL: In 1998, the German Constitutional Court ruled that the German government is not allowed to have a nationwide police force because, according to the constitution, the individual German states are responsible for police matters. (Editor's note: The current federal police force is actually the former federal border police force, which was given new assignments after the introduction of the borderless Schengen Area.) De Maizière: I don't want to be granted any new powers or authority -- I only want the police that we now have, to be organized differently with their current powers and authority. My interior minister colleagues should have taken a look at this instead of immediately launching into a tirade. You don't openly criticize members of your family in public. I personally follow that principle.
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#wlfind Give Us a Year to Remember, CrowdSourcerers Over the past week, WikiLeaks has released 133,887 US diplomatic cables from around the world - more than half of the entire Cablegate material (251,287 cables). The new release was met with a sustained Denial of Service (DOS) attack during the first 36 hours. WikiLeaks had to rely on back-up servers for some hours. With supporters’ help, WikiLeaks was able to bring in additional servers to stave off the attack.