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E-Book about Wikileak's Assange released today Long Beach Press-Telegram By AP NEW YORK – A British journalist's inside take on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is being published in the US as an e-book “single.” Digital publisher RosettaBooks announced Wednesday that Heather Brooke's “Assange Agonistes” can be downloaded … and more

Harper following too close to Republicans Abbotsford Times Thanks to a Wikileak release we now know that PM Stephen Harper has been in secret discussions with US officials to, among other things, open up our labour market to the Americans. It doesn't stop there either, as his goal is to sell us out as a ..

Defending the Majority, Not Punishing the Poorest Conference Venezuelanalysis.com He said Wikileaks has revealed that the Archbishop of Caracas, Baltazar Porras, held secret meetings with the US Ambassador in Caracas to call for US intervention in Venezuela to contain Venezuela's “regional aspirations”. Another Wikileak showed …

IBTimes Julian Assange discusses hacking scandal IBTimes An interview with Julian Assange from December 2009 reveals the Wikileak's founder's view on the NOTW hacking scandal at the time. The interviewer, Becky Hogge, who has been involved with the Open Rights …

Two high profile hacker groups have called on their followers to boycott PayPal over its refusal to handle donations to Wikileaks.

Judge Doubts Effect of WikiLeaks Cables' on Case Courthouse News Service MANHATTAN (CN) – WikiLeaks cables that allegedly show US diplomats pressured Thailand to extradite suspected international arms smuggler Viktor Bout are not likely to influence his trial for conspiracy to kill US citizens, … and more

WikiLeak rocks Dominican Republic's high court Dominican Today A WikiLeaks cable reveals that Supreme Court (SJC) president Jorge Subero revealed to US ambassadors Hans Hertell and Roland Bullen, that SJC vice president Rafael Luciano Pichardo was apparently involved in corruption.

Nation's fight against cyber intruders goes local Atlanta Journal Constitution Investigators say the hackers targeted PayPal after the online service suspended WikiLeak's account in the wake of the release of classified US State Department cables.

FBI arrests 14 alleged Anonymous members National Business Review In particular, Anonymous is known for its attacks against PayPal, Visa and MasterCard, for refusing to process payments to WikiLeaks , and here in New Zealand for threatening to take down the Department of Internal Affairs website in protest over a … and more

News of the World vs. WikiLeaks Wall Street Journal The easy answer is that the news revealed by WikiLeaks was in the public interest, whereas what was disclosed by News of the World was merely of interest to the public