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wikileaks: hit and run
This has been an intense day – & it’s amazing how central of a role Twitter now plays in these disputes/debates Well, well, well. According to boingboing’s article published last night: Wired.com: Lamo/Manning Wikileaks chat logs contain no unpublished references … Continue reading
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Tagged alastair lamo, chat logs, glenn greenwald, wikileaks, wired
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wikileaks: tightening the noose
@rafeco The two classic blunders: never get involved in a land war in Asia and never get in an argument with Glenn Greenwald. Greenwald does respond to Evans and Poulson’s double article of yesterday in Response to Wired’s accusations. To … Continue reading
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Tagged espionage act, evan hanson, firedoglake, floyd abrams, glenn greenwald, kevin poulson, rosenbergs, wikileaks, wired
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wikileaks: wired contradictions
Wired finally responded late this afternoon: Putting the Record Straight on the Lamo-Manning Chat Logs. I’ll note that the comments to this two parter are pretty scathing. Haven’t yet heard back from Greenwald, although since they claim factual errors on … Continue reading
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Tagged alastair lamo, chat logs, evan hanson, glenn greenwald, jacob appelbaum, kevin poulson, wikileaks, wired
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wikileaks: the tides of information
In my last post, I discussed the hacker narrative, which is fundamentally based around some external antagonist — whether government or corporate — that the hacker struggles against. With that in mind, consider this article: Banks and WikiLeaks. The whistle-blowing … Continue reading
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Tagged alastair lamo, bank of america, banks, bradley manning, glenn greenwald, julian assange, narratives, sedition act, wikileaks, wired
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