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  1. professor of digital media at New York's Columbia University Journalism School. Yet for all its ideals in support of openness and freedom of information, those behind WikiLeaks—especially its key founder, Assange—dwell in shadows and intrigue. They have no headquarters, no offices and the barest formal structure. Assange himself is
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  3. A)WikiLeaks is not a formal organization and has servers based in several countries, then users decided to mirror the servers and now it exists in almost every country but has no claim in any. B)First stateless media organization because its physical servers are in Sweden but its network of supporters means that it exists everywhere and nowhere
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  5. lord-enki.net

    It's a mistake to consider Wikileaks as a media organization, because they are generally anti-curation. There's little rhyme or reason to the leaks they host, because they put up anything that's submitted that they have reason to believe is legitimate. This makes them closer to a repository for leaked information — which is, of course ...
  6. omniastrategy.com

    WikiLeaks' team further describes the 'library' in the following words: WikiLeaks is a multi-national media organization and associated library. [ ...] WikiLeaks specializes in the analysis and publication of large datasets of censored or otherwise restricted official materials involving war, spying and corruption. It has so far published
  7. EDIT: Thanks guys that was great. We need to get back to work now, but thank you for joining us. You can follow for any updates on Julian Assange's case at his legal defence website and support his defence here.You can suport WikiLeaks, which is tax deductible in Europe and the United States, here. And keep reading and researching the documents!

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