Wiki Worries
Oops! In order to prevent leaks over the trial of alleged Wiki-leaker Bradley Manning, e-mail filtering for government prosecutors inadvertently screened out messages from the… Read More
If Nobel Were Alive, Would He Take His Prize Back?
Shocker news: Apparently, you don’t have to do anything to promote the cause of peace to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Bradley Manning,… Read More
Heritage Expert’s New Book Addresses Battle for the Internet
Today we have access to vast amount of information at the click of mouse but are also faced with those who seek to steal secrets,… Read More
LawNews
The Trial of Alleged Wikileaks Informant Bradley Manning
Bradley Manning, the Army private who allegedly leaked classified information to WikiLeaks, starts his trial process today with an Article 32 hearing at Fort Meade… Read More
WikiLeaks: Delightful Irony, Rank Hypocrisy, or Both?
You have to love this story. Apparently, WikiLeaks is plagued by … you guessed it, leaks! Confronted with the fact that some of its volunteers… Read More
WikiLeaking on GITMO
WikiLeaks, which has been sitting on an enormous cache of classified U.S. government documents, released another batch of materials to U.S. and European news “partners”… Read More
Ecuador’s Correa Rashly Expels the U.S. Ambassador
On April 5, Ecuador’s President Rafael Correa rashly declared the U.S. Ambassador Heather Hodges persona non grata. Hodges has been ordered to leave the country… Read More
PODCAST: WikiLeaks, New START, Harming Friends
Great Britain has been a stalwart ally and friend to the United States, helping us save the world in World Wars I and II, and… Read More
Julian Assange: Free for Now
“It’s great to smell the fresh air of London again” announced infamous WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange after he was released on bail this evening in… Read More
Podcast: WikiLeaks
As Julian Assange avoids stepping foot in the United States and cuts off ties to U.S.-based servers for his website, WikiLeaks, what recourse is left… Read More
