By: K.R.SURENDRAN | 2010-11-30 | Journalism The not to taken aback Julian Assange was determined, still determined and even now a tip of the ice-berg is seen others swept under carpet. read more
By: K.R.SURENDRAN | 2010-12-09 | Journalism Meanwhile Assange made it public before the world his apprehensions that he was fearing for his life and such an apprehension is quite plausible in a world where wheeling and dealing is the order of the day. Greed for accumulating wealth at any cost is not at all a phenomenon confined to not only a few parts of the world but it engulfs the entire world. read more
By: David Coleman | 2010-12-14 | Criminal Julian Assange is one of the most controversial people in the world media at the moment. He is the founder of the website Wikileaks which has published a number of embarrassing documents about the operations of governments. read more
By: Jeannette Kavanagh | 2010-12-20 | Article Marketing To examine whether WikiLeaks is about the dissemination of dangerous information or merely embarrassing exposures of the truth, let's look at one recent incident where leaked documents revealed what high ranking officials in the United States (US) state department really thought of the then Australian Prime Minister (PM), Kevin Rudd. read more
By: Adam Parrish | 2010-12-11 | Internet Business When one particular thinks and talks about the web-site WikiLeaks, the only items that arrive to head is Julian Assange, and the reality that the web site has best secret documents that can be leaked. As a result far, these top rated secret documents have not genuinely harm anything or any individual. They have embarrassed some people and that is ample to have Julian quite possibly disappear 1 day off this planet. But when you rat out strong people, this is the gamble you are taking, w... read more
By: Wendell W Solomons | 2010-12-09 | Forums Wikileaks applies a honey trap in that it clams to protect "Your Right to Choose." Wikileaks calculates to overload Net domains and force people back into the hands of TV moguls led today by men such as Rupert Murdoch. Media moguls represent - in the final account - cold pawnbrokers who are ready to squeal on the US government, hoping that it can be conditioned into a better tool. read more
By: Marina Janakievska | 2010-12-10 | Politics Probably only a certain group of people have heard about the name Julian Assange before - the ones that were familiar with WikiLeaks, or that were interested about "the greatest hacker in the world", but these days his name is filling up the media all around the world, speaking about the possible threat that he might be. The incredible increase of his popularity started few days ago when his web page, WikiLeaks, has published over 250,000 confidential messages from U.S. embassies around the worl read more
By: Marina Janakievska | 2010-12-10 | News and society Apparently just a particular number of people have heard about the name Julian Assange earlier - the ones that were familiar with WikiLeaks, or that were curious about "the biggest cyberpunk in the world", but these days his name is filling the media world-wide, speaking about the potential danger that he may be. The amazing raise of his popularity began few days ago when his web page, WikiLeaks, has brought out over 250,000 secret contents from U.S. embassies world-wide and has discovered all k read more
By: Mary Rose | 2010-12-10 | News and society The WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested by British police on Tuesday and taken to City of Westminster Magistrates' Court after two women in Sweden accused him of sexually attacking them when he visited the country in August, 2010 but Assange denied the claims. His lawyer, Mark Stephens, said that Assange can vindicate himself to keep his good fame. Over the last week, WikiLeaks has published an unprecedented 400,000 classified U.S. documents on the Iraq war, posted 77,000 secret U.S. files on the Afghan conflict in July and hundreds of sensitively diplomatic sites. The national security adviser of British Prime Minister David Cameron ordered all government departments to provide assurance about IT security’s quality. read more
By: litS he | 2012-02-22 | Technology WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has plans to host a new TV show called "The World Tomorrow." The half-hour weekly episodes are scheduled to begin airing in mid-March on Russia's English-language RT channel. It will reach some 60 million global viewers. Assange sees the series as a vehicle to discuss the issues of the day with the people who are shaping the future "in a deeper and clearer way than read more
By: Ritika Sharma | 2011-12-07 | Technology Your smartphone could be spying on you! WikiLeaks has released a database of surveillance companies that hijack users' smartphones and computers to monitor their activities. read more
By: Fcm Corp | 2012-03-02 | Business Wikileaks has issued a warning yesterday to an unlikely target of their #occupy campaign: UNESCO, a United Nations’ agency focused in promoting human rights. read more
By: david123174 | 2010-12-01 | Business The website Wikileaks which is so controversial and constantly strives to collect and post highly classified documents and video. Julian Assange, who is reported ... read more