Experience the Thrill of Wikileaks.
The NY Times keeps hope aliveDocument Leak May Hurt Efforts to Build War Support By ERIC SCHMITT and HELENE COOPER WASHINGTON The disclosure of a sixyear archive of classified military documents increased pressure on President Obama.
Digits spoke with Jonathan Zittrain a law and computer science professor at Harvard about WikiLeaks and technologys role in facilitating the release of information.
I managed to get out two pieces yesterday about the Wikileaks leak as promised.
At some point one could have predicted that the WikiLeaks document dump tale would turn into a critique of the WikiLeaks document dump itself. But as a stateless and officeless news organization operating in cyberspace WikiLeaks is nearly untouchable.
Like other Aussies we can reckon of the muckraker behind WikiLeaks is a swashbuckling idealist only his weapon is keystrokes instead of a sword.
The COIN crew is circling the wagons telling us to go along nothing to see in those messy Wikileaks documents but the House will today vote to make us pay another 30 Billion for it all. Objectively speaking theres very small that can be called authentically new information. Political Punch Blog.
Today the most perilous man in the world may be Julian Assange of WikiLeaks.
President Barack Obama spoke publicly about the Wikileaks incident for the first time today expressing concern about the disclosure of tens of thousands of documents but at the same time downplaying the content. There I said the leak is both more. The first is at my homestation of sorts at PBS Need to Know which is a fantastic show if you dont watch it already. An unfair charge unless by national interest one means the.
This stash will be compared to the Pentagon Papers and in some ways thats rightWikiLeaks like Daniel Ellsberg has been accused of ignoring the national interest.
Isnt it fantastic that NATO reports are placed on Wikileaks now so the NZ Minister of Defence can get fuller details of what NZ Forces in Afghanistan have been.
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