DTN News - WIKILEAKS NEWS: Various Articles From International Media Originated From Wikileaks For April 7, 2012

Defense War News Updates: DTN News - WIKILEAKS NEWS: Various Articles From International Media Originated From Wikileaks For April 7, 2012

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(NSI News Source Info) TORONTO, Canada - April 7, 2012 : The international non-profit organization Wikileaks became world renown as a whistleblower publishing submissions of private, secret and classified media from anonymous news sources, news leaks and whistleblowers.

WikiLeaks states that its "primary interest is in exposing oppressive regimes in Asia, the former Soviet bloc, Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle East, but we also expect to be of assistance to people of all regions who wish to reveal unethical behaviour in their governments and corporations".

Here are the news on various subjects on Wikileaks by global media/web/blogs and reactions respectively for DTN News readers and viewers;

WikiLeaks Related News;

WikiLeaks founder accuses media of libel TG Daily Julian Assange, the founder of the whistle-blowing WikiLeaks website, recently told a UK-based inquiry that he is the victim of "extensive press libels." "People who find themselves caught up in particularly newsworthy events or, as in my case, ... See all stories on this topic » TG Daily

WikiLeaks founder says media 'abused' him Scotsman The WikiLeaks founder criticised newspaper and magazine watchdog the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) for its handling of his complaints. In a written statement to the Leveson Inquiry released yesterday, Mr Assange suggested that inaccurate reporting ... See all stories on this topic » Scotsman

WikiLeaks Reveals Newt-Mitt Meet Details Glossy News (satire) While some observers have declared WikiLeaks a contained fire, it appears the obituary was premature. Though its founder Julian Asshinge remains in legal limbo, WikiLeaks has now partnered with a secretive group of tech savvy anarchists known only as ... See all stories on this topic »

There's Something Seriously Fishy About The Case Against Julian Assange Business Insider Any day now Britain's Supreme Court will issue a ruling on whether or not the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued for WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange is valid, a decision that will determine if Assange is extradited to Sweden to face allegations of ... See all stories on this topic » Business Insider

Bradley Manning Supporter Sues Government Officials San Diego Reader (blog) At issue is a claim by House of surveillance and routine harassment by federal officials since he helped form a legal defense fund for Manning, the soldier suspected of dumping 700000 confidential military files through the whistleblower site WikiLeaks ... See all stories on this topic »

11:08 Accused LulzSec leader pleads guilty in Sony hacking www.worldbulletin.net Anonymous - and LulzSec in particular - became famous in late 2010 when they launched what they called the "first cyber war" in retaliation for attempts to shut down the Wikileaks website. Accused LulzSec hacker Cody Kretsinger pleaded guilty on ... See all stories on this topic »

Why Bob Woodward is wrong about the internet and journalism GigaOM Something like the release of the Collateral Murder video, for example — a classified clip of a Iraq war incident that Wikileaks released in 2010 — arguably couldn't have happened without the internet, which helped make the connection between ... See all stories on this topic » GigaOM

WikiLeaks Chief: I've Made 75 Press Complaints ABC News WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange said Thursday he had made 75 official complaints over what he described as shoddy reporting on his long-running extradition battle. Online activist Assange itemized the complaints in a submission to Britain's judge-led ... See all stories on this topic »

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange: PCC stood by as I was libelled by media The Guardian WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has launched an attack on the Press Complaints Commission, claiming he has been subjected to inaccurate and negative media coverage "possibly on a scale not seen since the abuse of the McCanns". See all stories on this topic » The Guardian

WikiLeaks Chief Makes Press Complaints ABC News NOT LIKING IT: WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange says he has made 75 official complaints in Britain over what he describes as shoddy reporting. HIS COMPLAINTS: He says he had been subjected to "ongoing, widespread inaccurate and negative media coverage" ... See all stories on this topic »

WikiLeaks chief: I've made 75 press complaints Seattle Post Intelligencer RAPHAEL SATTER, AP LONDON (AP) — WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange has made 75 official complaints over what he describes as the shoddy reporting of his long-running extradition battle, the online activist said Thursday. Assange itemized the complaints ... See all stories on this topic »

Julian Assange's Talk Show Debuts Next Week; Watch the Promo Forbes Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has been known to make big promises that don't always pan out, but his plan to host a current events talk show on “Russia Today” doesn't seem to be one of them. “The World Tomorrow with Julian Assange” was originally ... See all stories on this topic » Forbes

Julian Assange makes McCann media coverage comparison BBC News WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange says he faced inaccurate and negative media coverage on a similar scale to that experienced by Gerry and Kate McCann. Mr Assange is wanted by the Swedish authorities for questioning over alleged sex offences, ... See all stories on this topic » BBC News

Julian Assange: I've 'Suffered Extensive Libels' At Hands Of Press Huffington Post LONDON (AP) — WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange says he's made 75 official complaints over what he describes as shoddy reporting of his long-running extradition battle. Assange itemized the complaints in a submission to Britain's judge-led inquiry into ... See all stories on this topic »

State Department CIO: What's Changed Since WikiLeaks InformationWeek By J. Nicholas Hoover InformationWeek Eighteen months after its diplomatic cables were exposed in the WikiLeaks breach, the State Department continues to lock down its confidential information, while using the Internet and social media to further its ... See all stories on this topic »

Global hacking group Anonymous says it hacked Chinese government sites Washington Post They are engaged in political causes, including opposition to the global clampdown on file-sharing sites and defense of the secret-spilling site WikiLeaks. Some Web sites that Anonymous said it attacked were working Thursday, and government officials ... See all stories on this topic »

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