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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, an Australian national, was granted bail by the UK High Court based upon his arrested on a Swedish inquiry. People around the world have come to his defense.
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Top: the BBC's man in the shadows.
Middle right: Guardian's serious statesman.
Middle left: Phwoar.
UPDATED - Bottom: Wikileak's "Personal Appeal" about which I shall not comment.
Am 12.04.2019 sind die stellvertretende Fraktionsvorsitzende der Fraktion Die Linke im Bundestag Sevim Dagdelen, sowie zahlreiche Abgeordnete der Fraktion dem spontanen Aufruf #freeassange vor die britische Botschaft in Berlin gefolgt. Da das südamerikanische Land Ecuador für alle überraschend und unerwartet dem Journalisten und Wikileaks-Gründer Julian Assange das politische Asyl entzogen hat und er anschließend von britischen Sicherheitskräften in Gewahrsam genommen wurde, sind international die Sorgen und Ängste vor einem weiteren Schlag gegen die Pressefreiheit sehr groß.
Remember WikiLeaks? The 251,287 leaked embassy cables had a lot to show about the status of public diplomacy. From the story of Bulgaria’s Aleksi “the Tractor” Petrov to disappearing ballot ink in Ukraine, to a Honduran coup d’état, the cables offer firsthand narratives of American diplomats dealing with crises, corruption, and testy world leaders. In embassies from Argentina to Zimbabwe, diplomats worked tirelessly to promote American diplomacy in a world frequently hostile to the United States.
They didn’t get much help back home. The cables show how policymakers frequently misread public diplomacy messages and opportunities, and reveal conflicting approaches from multiple Washington stakeholders intent on their own agenda, unaware of realities on the ground, creating a deepening gulf between Washington and the field.
Journalist Mary Thompson-Jones gave a timely conversation on past practices and how it impacts the current Trump administration.
The U.S. regime's attempts to silence or control WikiLeaks are bordering on pathetic.
This is a WikiLeaks mirror set up by... whom?
It took place before Chelsea Manning released her statement
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"Berlusconi incapace, Gheddafi ipocondriaco". Pubblicati i documenti riservati della diplomazia americana. Giudizi impietosi sul premier italiano. Berlusconi incapace, portavoce di Putin. "Incapace, vanitoso e inefficace come leader europeo moderno": questo il giudizio dell'incaricata d'affari americana a Roma Elizabeth Dibble sul presidente del Consiglio Silvio Berlusconi. Non solo: il presidente del Consiglio italiano è un leader "fisicamente e politicamente debole" le cui "frequenti lunghe nottate e l'inclinazione ai party significano che non si riposa a sufficienza". Secondo i documenti svelati da Wikileaks, il premier italiano è visto con scarsa fiducia, se non con aperto sospetto, per i suoi rapporti con Vladimir Putin, di cui viene definito il "portavoce in Europa".
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Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai
Sin da quando Wikileaks ha catturato i titoli e l’immaginazione dei giornalisti di tutto il mondo con il suo video scioccante Collateral Murder (Assassinio Collaterale), enormi leak di dati, spesso ottenuti con l’hacking, sono diventati sempre più comuni. Negli ultimi anni, abbiamo visto notizie di rilevanza e portata mondiale provenienti da hacking e leak: l’hacking ai danni della Sony, la violazione dell’Hacking Team, e ovviamente l’hacking ai danni del Democratic National Committee (DNC), fra gli altri. Come giornalisti, abbiamo il dovere di analizzare i dati e i documenti a prescindere dalla loro origine. Ma ora che i governi iniziano a sfruttare la sete dei giornalisti per i leak, come dovrebbero approcciare questi dati e queste fonti i reporter? Questa discussione porterà il pubblico attraverso un veloce riassunto dell’aumento dei leak, con alcuni esempi rimarchevoli e il modo in cui sono stati gestiti, e una riflessione personale su cosa i giornalisti hanno fatto in modo corretto e cosa no, nel tentativo di capire meglio come trattare eventi come questi in futuro.
Ever since Wikileaks captured the headlines and the imagination of journalists all over the world with its shocking Collateral Murder video, large leaks of data, often obtained through hacking, have become more and more common. Just in the last few years, we’ve seen major world-shaping news events coming out of hacks and leaks: the Sony hack, the Hacking Team breach, and of course the DNC hack, among others. As journalists, we have a duty to look into data and documents regardless of its origin. But now that governments are starting to take advantage of journalists’ thirst for leaks, how should reporters approach this data and sources? This talk will take the audience through a quick history of the rise of leaking, a few notable examples and how they were handled, and a personal reflection on what journalists got right – and what they got wrong – in an attempt to better understand how to deal with events like these in the future.
video: media.journalismfestival.com/programme/2017/hacks-and-lea...
Some 20 Manning supporters were in the courtroom, including Princeton University professor and civil rights activist Cornel West..
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America: One Nation, Divisible
What Does It Mean to Be a Journalist in the Age of Prism and Wikileaks?
8:30 pm - 9:30 pm MDT on Sunday, June 30, 2013
(Tickets Required) What does it mean to be a journalist now that whistleblowers can post directly on the Web? Should journalists make an independent evaluation of national security threats? What are the ethical responsibilities for journalists, sources, and government? What should be published and withheld?
Howard Fineman Noah Feldman Gary Rosen Jeffrey Rosen Ruth Marcus Heidi Moore
Hotel Jerome Ballroom