Wikileaks
After 1,000 days in pretrial detention, Private Bradley Manning yesterday offered a modified guilty plea for passing classified materials to WikiLeaks. But his case is far from over—not for Manning, and not for the rest of the country. To understand what is still at stake, consider an exchange that took place in a military courtroom in Maryland in January. READ MORE >>
Bradley Manning Gets No Love From The New York Times
‘The New York Times’ vs. WikiLeaks
Words and Consequences
Truths in Tehran
Wikileaks and the Cyberwars to Come
America's Facile, Self-Congratulatory Response to Wikileaks
Nothing in the Wikileaks saga has been more typically American than the search for a good-news angle on the whole depressing story. Merely keeping a stiff upper lip is not enough, it seems. We need to assure ourselves that what looks like a disaster is really a victory. READ MORE >>
Disclosure
Everything Is Data, but Data Isn’t Everything
This bumper-sticker headline, borrowed from the sociologist Pauline Bart, speaks beautifully to the latest Wikileaks outpour and the question of what it does and doesn’t mean. READ MORE >>
