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Governance in the age of Wikileaks — Part 1

December 12, 2010Politicsamazon, BP, civil society, Credit cards, Der Spiegel, El Pais, Eleanor Roosevelt, Espionage, Franklin Roosevelt, Freedom of information, Germany, Hillary Clinton, International relations, internet freedom, internet-connected world, John Adams, law, Le Monde, mastercard, National security, New York, news magazine, Newsweek, Reactions to the United States diplomatic cables leak, Reception of WikiLeaks, representative, Secretary of State, Security, Spain, Tennessee, The Guardian, the New York, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Time Magazine, United Kingdom, United States, visa, Visa Inc., Whistleblowing, Wikileaks, World Wide Web

If wikileaks broke the law, charges should be filed. If not, Visa, Mastercard, and others may have to explain their actions.

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Wikileaks tests internet freedom

December 4, 2010Media, Politicsamazon, Amazon.com, Central Intelligence Agency, Cloud computing, Congress, David Ulevitch, diplomat, diplomatic communications, donation services, DynDNS, encryption, EveryDNS, founder, Guantanamo Bay, internet freedom, Internet industry, Interpol, Iran, Iraq, Iraq War documents leak, Julian Assange, Louis Brandeis, National security, Neal Stephenson, netflix, online reaction, OpenDNS, Paypal, Pentagon, Plame affair, policeman, providing donation services, Reactions to the United States diplomatic cables leak, Reception of WikiLeaks, Sarah Palin, Security, Switzerland, the New York Times, UN Court, United States, United States Supreme Court, US government, Valerie Plame, web addressing services, Whistleblowing, White House, Wikileaks, World Wide Web

If Wikileaks doesn’t make you uncomfortable, you probably don’t understand what’s at stake.

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