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Julian Assange Thinks Someone Will Pay $1 Million To Interview Him

How much would you pay for an interview with Julian Assange, Wikileaks' founder and current undisputed world record-holder for Most Consecutive Days Spent In London's Ecuadorian Embassy? $58 seems fair.

Is Strongbox the New Wikileaks?

The New Yorker's new Strongbox feature claims to be an online safebox for whistleblowers to submit documents safely and anonymously.

WikiLeaks documentary spotlights complexity of Julian Assange

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may claim to be a champion of transparency, but when an Oscar-winning filmmaker wanted to shine a light on his rise to fame after publishing secret U.S. diplomatic cables on his website, Assange was none too pleased.

WikiLeaks Donations Down to a Trickle

As WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange approaches the one-year anniversary of his confinement in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, a report released Wednesday reveals that donations to the secret-spilling site have slowed to a trickle.

Right-Wingers Always Want To "Execute and Torture" Media

Before the Obama Regime began tapping journalists' phone lines and crushing Wikileaks' ability to accept credit card donations, right wingers traditionally occupied the role of harassing journalists and those who leaked scandals to the media.

Everything done to WikiLeaks is now being done to USreporters

Data requests without a warrant. Government refusing to notify journalists they"re being spied on. Equating journalists and reporting to spies and espionage.

Potential conspiracy to commit espionage charges.

Ridiculous Timing: Obama Administration Responds To Spying On AP By Pushing Journalist Shield Law That Wouldn't Matter

There was one odd side note in all of the attention last week to the DOJ spying on the AP under questionable circumstances. Right after being confronted about it, the Obama administration released some talking points about how they support a reintroduction of a reporter's shield law.

Bradley Manning prosecutors seek to prove WikiLeaks suspect 'aided enemy'

Military lawyers tell last hearing before trial they have dropped one of 22 counts but will still press most serious accusation

Prosecutors in the case against the WikiLeaks source Bradley Manning have decided to drop one of 22 counts against him, but are pressing ahead wit

Doctor Dino Denting Deficit ?

Creation science is back in the news. There is the fourth grade quiz gone viral.  Then there is Kent Hovind's doctoral dissertation being rereleased on wikileaks.  I'm not sure the latter is actually news, but the buzz makes it seem that way.

UK spooks' candid opinions of the Assange affairrevealed

Julian Assange has presented a set of freedom-of-information data protection act liberated messages from GCHQ, the UK spy headquarters, concerning his own case.