by Sydney Smith on Jan 13, 2011
What Happened to the Touted Launch of OpenLeaks, the WikiLeaks Spin-off ?
In early December, Domscheit-Berg said his leaking website, OpenLeaks, would be opened in a week. See our Dec. 11 report...
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by Sydney Smith on Jan 13, 2011
PCC Investigating Telegraph’s Undercover Reporting on Liberal Democrats
The UK press complaints commission began Jan. 13 its investigation into the Daily Telegraph's undercover reporting last month, the Guardian...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 12, 2011
Daily Star Ousted from UK Press Complaints Commission
The seven print publications owned by UK media company Northern & Shell are no longer under the jurisdiction of media...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 10, 2011
Ukrainian Newspaper The Kyiv Post Blocks UK Web Access After Libel Lawsuit
Ukranian newspaper The Kyiv Post is preventing Internet users from the United Kingdom from accessing its site as a protest...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 09, 2011
News of the World Suspends Editor Ian Edmondson in Phone Hacking Scandal
News of the World "suspended a senior editor" allegedly involved with the hacking of Sienna Miller's voice mail, The New...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 09, 2011
US Government Subpoenas WikiLeaks’ Twitter Account Info
The U.S. government has subpoenaed Twitter for information about WikiLeaks' and several individuals' accounts, including those people in contact with...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 05, 2011
“Christmas with Julian?” WikiLeaks’ Assange in Newsweek Christmas Photo Shoot
Newsweek published a series of photos of Julian Assange titled "Christmas with Julian." The ten photos picture the WikiLeaks founder collecting...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 04, 2011
Stars & Stripes Ombudsman’s Dispute, DOD Comments
iMediaEthics reported the Department of Defense "authorized" daily newspaper Stars and Stripes's ombudsman's "dispute" and resolution with the newspaper over editorial independence earlier...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 04, 2011
Despite Criticism, Assange receives Awards
Journalist Steve Outing blogged Jan. 1 noting that despite heavy criticism, WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has won several awards from news...
by Sydney Smith on Jan 02, 2011
Scottish Politician Tommy Sheridan convicted for lying during News of the World defamation trial
The News of the World may appeal a 2006 defamation ruling after former Scottish Parliament member Tommy Sheridan was convicted...