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Strategies of Circulation Restriction in Whistleblowing. The Pentagon Papers, WikiLeaks and Snowden Cases
Published 2016-07-01“…The Pentagon Papers, WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden are among the most topical whistleblowing cases where journalists got involved to publish articles based on leaked information. …”
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Charlie Beckett / James Ball (2012): WikiLeaks. News in the Networked Era. Oxford: Polity
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La protección de fuentes primarias en los cables del Departamento de Estado filtrados por WikiLeaks y publicados por El País (2010-2011)
Published 2017-05-01“… Cuando en noviembre de 2010 los Documentos del Departamento de Estado de Estados Unidos filtrados por la organización WikiLeaks llegaron a manos de los periodistas de El País, estos consideraron que la publicación tal cual de los textos obtenidos podría poner en peligro la integridad de las personas que aparecían citadas como fuentes de información por parte de los diplomáticos estadounidenses. …”
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La protección de fuentes primarias en los cables del Departamento de Estado filtrados por WikiLeaks y publicados por El País (2010-2011)
Published 2017-05-01“… Cuando en noviembre de 2010 los Documentos del Departamento de Estado de Estados Unidos filtrados por la organización WikiLeaks llegaron a manos de los periodistas de El País, estos consideraron que la publicación tal cual de los textos obtenidos podría poner en peligro la integridad de las personas que aparecían citadas como fuentes de información por parte de los diplomáticos estadounidenses. …”
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الحرب المعلوماتية Information warfare (IW) دراسة حالة للويکيليکس Wikileaks
Published 2013-12-01“…Due to the non-conventional uses of information, this study aims to exploring the nature of the information warfare in terms of what it is and its historical development, levels, forms, objectives, components and weapons ..., addressing the phenomenon of WikiLeaks as one of the manifestations of information warfare in terms of the emergence of WikiLeaks and its aims, funding, legal status, its staff and work policy, the website and documents ..., and how the Egyptian press deals with WikiLeaks through the selection of two governmental newspapers and two independent newspapers, the study was based on more than one method, such as the historical method, the Field survey method, and the case study method .…”
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ANALYSIS OF DIPLOMATIC ASYLUM IN CONNECTION TO HUMAN RIGHTS LAW AND DIPLOMATIC LAW (JULIAN ASSANGE CASE)
Published 2014“…However, on 2010 after WikiLeaks leaked 4 United States high classified documents the safety of its founder was in jeopardy. …”
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Associations of Internet Developers
Published 2013-02-01“…The main cases are associations that develop technical standards for the internet or promote such standards (IETF and WaSP), associations that develop countermeasures against the political control of internet communications (Netsukuku, TOR and FreeNet), and an association that develop one of the most remarkable political online projects WikiLeaks.…”
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MY SAY: Let the truth be told
Published 2010“…People around the world were treated to a virtually unprecedented media explosion when some 250,000 classified US documents, including secret diplomatic papers, were released online once again by WikiLeaks.This was despite various warnings, in particular by some Western governments, not to do so. …”
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Media Matter
Published 2017-02-01“…The article shows how each perspective can balance apologetic and apocalyptic approaches to the impact of in particular digital technologies, before it demonstrates the applicability of an integrated framework with reference to the techno-politics of NSA surveillance and the counter-practices of WikiLeaks.…”
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Social media, news and political information during the US election: Was polarizing content concentrated in swing states?
Published 2017“…US voters shared large volumes of polarizing political news and information in the form of links to content from Russian, WikiLeaks and junk news sources. Was this low quality political information distributed evenly around the country, or concentrated in swing states and particular parts of the country? …”
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Quand Bradley Manning devint Chelsea. De la NBC à Wikipédia, l’espace public comme scène d’une transition de genre
“…Indeed, on the 22nd of August 2013, Bradley Manning, a former US Army intelligence analyst incarcerated in an American military prison for having delivered confidential cables to WikiLeaks, let the public know through a statement sent to NBC that he had always been a woman. …”
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Content Analysis of the 2016 United States Presidential Election Campaigns on Twitter
Published 2017-06-01“…In addition, we identify Some electoral strategies and effective political movements, for example, we understand that Clinton campaign focused on attacking Trump and vice versa Trump campaign focused on support Trump, or users, particularly neutral have shown particular attention to Wiki Leaks and disclosure of emails.…”
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RUSSIA IN THE GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY
Published 2016-06-01“…This process is accompanied by the growth of conflicts including superbugs attacks Stuxnet on Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant, WikiLeaks revelations, Snowden affair. Russian diplomacy is trying to foster the development of global rules regulating the information society and information security based on respect for sovereignty and equality of states. …”
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Commercial diplomacy and investment protection: American diplomatic interventions to protect US assets overseas since 1990
Published 2016“…Second, I provide a behind-the-scenes look at American investment protection policy using an original dataset of US diplomatic interventions in 256 investment disputes discussed in internal State Department cables released via WikiLeaks. Third, I use structured, focused comparisons in seven case studies of investment disputes to probe the particular drivers of US intervention, and show that diplomatic engagement is most likely in cases where the state itself has strong interests in intervening, rather than when private pressure compels it to do so. …”
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