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WikiLeaks »WikiLeaksWikiLeaks☜Exploring the issues arising from the publication in November and December 2010 by WikiLeaks and five international newspapers of a mass of confidential diplomatic cables between the US State Department and its embassies around the world. Co-curators are welcome to add to, and help refine, the map.☜F1CEB7

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PdF: WikiLeaks and Internet Freedom [date: 12/11/10] »PdF: WikiLeaks and Internet Freedom [date: 12/11/10]PdF: WikiLeaks and Internet Freedom [date: 12/11/10]☜12/11/10 - Saturday morning from 10am to 2pm, the Personal Democracy Forum (PdF) community is gathering to explore the impact of Wikileaks and ponder the future of internet freedom, at Riverpark in Manhattan (450 East 29th Street).☜FFB597

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PdF Live Symposium Speakers »PdF Live Symposium SpeakersPdF Live Symposium Speakers☜12/11/10 - Saturday morning from 10am to 2pm, the Personal Democracy Forum (PdF) community is gathering to explore the impact of Wikileaks and ponder the future of internet freedom, at Riverpark in Manhattan (450 East 29th Street).☜D3B8AB

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Jeff Jarvis »Jeff JarvisJeff Jarvis☜☜D3B8AB

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What are the underlying principles? »What are the underlying principles?What are the underlying principles?☜☜FFB597

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Bill of Rights in Cyberspace »Bill of Rights in CyberspaceBill of Rights in Cyberspace☜I’m still refining my thoughts on a Bill of Rights in Cyberspace — the latest version in preparation for tomorrow’s PDF symposium on WIkileaks and transparency. The idea is to have principles we can point to when dealing with such events as Wikileaks, Google/Verizon, Google/China, and so on.☜59C6EF

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4. Information should be public by default, secret by necessity4. Information should be public by default, secret by necessity☜☜9FDEF6

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Does good government require secrecy, or more openness? »Does good government require secrecy, or more openness?Does good government require secrecy, or more openness?☜☜FFFACD

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Entry date (GMT): 12/11/2010 3:29:00 PM
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