University of California, Berkeley: WikiLeaks philosophy under a scholarly microscope
By Kathleen Maclay, Media Relations | 17 December 2010

BERKELEY - While reporters, pundits and politicians write and rail about the latest WikiLeaks revelations of secret documents and the activities of its founder, Julian Assange, an online scholarly assessment ( Read more... )

The Atlantic: The Hazards of Nerd Supremacy: The Case of WikiLeaks
Jaron Lanier

The degree of sympathy in tech circles for both Wikileaks and Anonymous has surprised me. The most common take seems to be that the world needs cyber-pranksters to keep old-school centers of power, like governments and big companies, in check. Cyber-activists are ( Read more... )

I have other things I want to blog about, but I'm still collapsing from the end of the semester, including submitting grades, so I'll post some videos instead.

First up, Wikileaks.

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WikiLeaks continues to release documents of global importance but the world is focused instead on the sex life of the Web site's frontman Julian Assange, whose ( Read more... )

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