WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks a non-profit organization started by Julian Assange, an Australian software programmer and an internet activist. He launched the WikiLeaks website in order to leak important classified information, mostly diplomatic cables and governmental documents. There are many others from various countries who also work for the website, but their identities are not known. The founder believes that such information needs to be exposed to the public and people should know how governments hide facts from citizens. He has been arrested because of a number of charges in the United Kingdom.
WikiLeaks' Founder Julian Assange Launches Television Talk Show
Embattled WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange claims that he plans to launch a television talk show that will air in March.
The Historical Impact of WikiLeaks
The actions of WikiLeaks have had a polarizing effect on Americans and people around the world, but what sort of long-term impact can we expect?
Does WikiLeaks Empower the Public or Simply Create More Problems
WikiLeaks has recently published a massive inventory of top secret U.S. Military documents detailing various aspects of the war in Afghanistan.
WikiLeaks Reveals Botched Guantamo Procedures, Innocent Prisoners
New WikiLeaks documents reveal confusion and disarray at Guantanamo Bay, with innocents held prisoner and dangerous militants released.
British Judge Rules WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange can be Extradited
A British judge delivered a detailed ruling indicating that WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange can be extradited to face sex crime charges in Sweden.
Julian Assange's Lawyers Claim Sweden Was Out of Line with Probe
The witch hunt for Julian Assange continues, with clear indications that the probe into alleged sexual misconduct is merely a means to stop his efforts at leaking embarrassing documents.
Iceland Angered Over U.S. Subpoena of Lawmaker's Records
The United States has decided to put freedom on hold for a bit as it pursues not only the WikiLeaks founder, but some foreign lawmakers as well.
U.S. Court Demands WikiLeaks Twitter Account Information
The aggressiveness of the U.S. government in seeking out WikiLeaks operatives is moving the crusade into the territory of Joseph McCarthy.
WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange to Write Autobiography
Publishers in the US and UK have agreed to pay Julian Assange about $1.3 million for his soon to be written autobiography.
WikiLeaks' Founder Granted Bail by UK Judge
A judge has granted a bail request for WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange, currently in prison in London.
WikiLeaks' Payment Processor Suing Visa and MasterCard
The company that processes credit card donations for WikiLeaks is now going to sue Visa and MasterCard because the companies no longer allow their cards to be used for donations to the site.
WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Denied Bail by British Judge
The scourge of secretive governments and misbehaving corporations, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been denied bail after turning himself in to Scotland Yard yesterday.
WikiLeaks Using Multiple Web Servers and Mirrors to Stay Alive
Trying to shut down WikiLeaks, web hosting companies around the world simply cannot do so, as mirrors of the site are starting to pop up and promising to continue growing quickly.
WikiLeaks Web Site Being Stalked by Governments and Hackers
The WikiLeaks website is on the run, now being hosted in both Switzerland and France, amidst more cyber attacks and pursuit by various governments.
Authorities Closing in on WikiLeaks Founder
The WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, lost an appeal in British courts that would have prevented his arrest.
U.S. Asks WikiLeaks to Cease Release of Documents
The U.S. has demanded that WikiLeaks stop releasing classified information, and has vowed not to engage in negotiations with the group’s founder, Julian Assange – that’s probably fine by Assange, who appears to have no desire to negotiate with anyone, but to merely continue releasing documents in an attempt to end the wars in the Middle East.
Iraqi PM Claims WikiLeaks Designed to Discredit Him
A new group of reports put out by WikiLeaks has led to Iraq’s prime minister calling the released papers nothing more than attacks on him.
WikiLeaks Set to Release Massive Cache of U.S. Intelligence Documents
WikiLeaks is nearing its release of hundreds of thousands of war documents and intelligence reports gathered after the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Pentagon Willing to Discuss Afghan Files According to WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks has noted that it will release more classified documents in the next month, and the Pentagon doesn’t seem willing to engage with the group to lessen the blow.
WikiLeaks Vows to Release Remaining Classified Afghan Documents
In a recent interview, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said that he intends to publish the remaining 15,000 classified Afghanistan War documents.
WikiLeaks Vowing to Continue Putting Sensitive Documents Online
The nomadic founder of WikiLeaks promises to add more sensitive documents online as soon as possible.
Embattled WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange claims that he plans to launch a television talk show that will air in March.
The Historical Impact of WikiLeaks
The actions of WikiLeaks have had a polarizing effect on Americans and people around the world, but what sort of long-term impact can we expect?
Does WikiLeaks Empower the Public or Simply Create More Problems
WikiLeaks has recently published a massive inventory of top secret U.S. Military documents detailing various aspects of the war in Afghanistan.
WikiLeaks Reveals Botched Guantamo Procedures, Innocent Prisoners
New WikiLeaks documents reveal confusion and disarray at Guantanamo Bay, with innocents held prisoner and dangerous militants released.
British Judge Rules WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange can be Extradited
A British judge delivered a detailed ruling indicating that WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange can be extradited to face sex crime charges in Sweden.
Julian Assange's Lawyers Claim Sweden Was Out of Line with Probe
The witch hunt for Julian Assange continues, with clear indications that the probe into alleged sexual misconduct is merely a means to stop his efforts at leaking embarrassing documents.
Iceland Angered Over U.S. Subpoena of Lawmaker's Records
The United States has decided to put freedom on hold for a bit as it pursues not only the WikiLeaks founder, but some foreign lawmakers as well.
U.S. Court Demands WikiLeaks Twitter Account Information
The aggressiveness of the U.S. government in seeking out WikiLeaks operatives is moving the crusade into the territory of Joseph McCarthy.
WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange to Write Autobiography
Publishers in the US and UK have agreed to pay Julian Assange about $1.3 million for his soon to be written autobiography.
WikiLeaks' Founder Granted Bail by UK Judge
A judge has granted a bail request for WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange, currently in prison in London.
WikiLeaks' Payment Processor Suing Visa and MasterCard
The company that processes credit card donations for WikiLeaks is now going to sue Visa and MasterCard because the companies no longer allow their cards to be used for donations to the site.
WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Denied Bail by British Judge
The scourge of secretive governments and misbehaving corporations, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been denied bail after turning himself in to Scotland Yard yesterday.
WikiLeaks Using Multiple Web Servers and Mirrors to Stay Alive
Trying to shut down WikiLeaks, web hosting companies around the world simply cannot do so, as mirrors of the site are starting to pop up and promising to continue growing quickly.
WikiLeaks Web Site Being Stalked by Governments and Hackers
The WikiLeaks website is on the run, now being hosted in both Switzerland and France, amidst more cyber attacks and pursuit by various governments.
Authorities Closing in on WikiLeaks Founder
The WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, lost an appeal in British courts that would have prevented his arrest.
U.S. Asks WikiLeaks to Cease Release of Documents
The U.S. has demanded that WikiLeaks stop releasing classified information, and has vowed not to engage in negotiations with the group’s founder, Julian Assange – that’s probably fine by Assange, who appears to have no desire to negotiate with anyone, but to merely continue releasing documents in an attempt to end the wars in the Middle East.
Iraqi PM Claims WikiLeaks Designed to Discredit Him
A new group of reports put out by WikiLeaks has led to Iraq’s prime minister calling the released papers nothing more than attacks on him.
WikiLeaks Set to Release Massive Cache of U.S. Intelligence Documents
WikiLeaks is nearing its release of hundreds of thousands of war documents and intelligence reports gathered after the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Pentagon Willing to Discuss Afghan Files According to WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks has noted that it will release more classified documents in the next month, and the Pentagon doesn’t seem willing to engage with the group to lessen the blow.
WikiLeaks Vows to Release Remaining Classified Afghan Documents
In a recent interview, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said that he intends to publish the remaining 15,000 classified Afghanistan War documents.
WikiLeaks Vowing to Continue Putting Sensitive Documents Online
The nomadic founder of WikiLeaks promises to add more sensitive documents online as soon as possible.