by Sydney Smith on Sep 25, 2011
Zimbabwe Newspaper Sued after Reporting from WikiLeaks
Zimbabwe newspaper The Daily News has been sued for $100,000 for defamation, Editors Weblog reported. In question are two articles...
Zimbabwe newspaper The Daily News has been sued for $100,000 for defamation, Editors Weblog reported. In question are two articles...
Several reporters in Ethiopia made the news this month for being arrested or charged with crimes. One, Argaw Ashine, reportedly...
As iMediaEthics has previously written, WikiLeaks' Julian Assange agreed to a book deal in late 2010 in order to pay his...
As iMediaEthics previously wrote, Australia's attorney general, Robert McClelland, slammed WikiLeaks and Julian Assange for publishing unredacted diplomatic cables. McClelland claimed that...
James Ball, who worked for WikiLeaks for a brief time last year, explained why he "had to leave WikiLeaks" in...
WikiLeaks began publishing from its cache of 250,000 + leaked U.S. diplomatic cables last November. Initially, the leak-publishing website linked...
In light of the leak of a full unredacted copy of the diplomatic cables that make up what WIkiLeaks calls...
The WikiLeaks website was attacked yesterday, according to WikiLeaks. The attacker is unknown, the Associated Press reported. The Associated Press explained that...
The 250,000+ diplomatic cables that make up WikiLeaks' "Cablegate" leak were reportedly redacted before being published. But, apparently, a copy...
Former WikiLeaks staff member Daniel Domscheit-Berg claims he "'shredded' more than 3,500 unpublished documents" that WikiLeaks had obtained, NYMag reported. The admission...