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which had also published the Wikileaks documents.)

his 28- year deputy at Wikileaks. A graduate of the elite Sevenoaks School in Kent

…e. As a lawyer, Greenwald recognized this danger. On the other hand, the NSA documents were far more explosive than the WikiLeaks mate- rial and promised an even greater spike in circulation. So Greenwald assumed that Gibson would be willing to authorize their publication and pro...

…well aware of the spin that would be put on it if he took asylum in Russia.” So a story would be released presumably by WikiLeaks, coinciding with his departure, asserting that Snowden was “bound for the republic of Ecuador via a safe route.” When Snowden asked how he would carry...

Wikileaks and The Intercept. A former high-ranking KGB officer I interviewed had a very

to send documents they copied to the WikiLeaks

WikiLeaks could not have easily entered into a

Russia made use of Assange and WikiLeaks

to send documents they copied to the WikiLeaks

…r disseminating massive amounts of classified material throughout the world in the blink of an eye. Julian Assange and Wikileaks Important as it was as a First Amendment precedent, the Pentagon Papers case was First Amendment “child play” compared with the Wikileaks case and ot...

… at a time when a large number of State Department and US Army classified documents had been posted on Julian Assange’s Wikileaks website. While these Wikileaks revelations of secrets were making front-page headlines, the NSA documents that Snowden had taken were far more explosi...

even Assange and Wikileaks are somewhat closer

…ging to truth, accountability and historical accuracy. And that’s also why it is so prevalent in every administration. Wikileaks is different precisely because Assange is not publishing selectively in order to tell a story favorable to one group or another. He has no political a...

…e Assange,” It was aimed at paralyzing companies, including PayPal and MasterCard that refused to process donations for Wikileaks because these “anons” believed that these companies were stifling the freedom of the Internet by hindering the money flow to Wikileaks. Since hacktavi...

…an important player in the business of disclosing government by publishing a large part of the US documents supplied to Wikileaks. By breaking whistle-blowing stories about US intelligence, it had also greatly increased the circulation of its website. As an establishment newspape...