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Global Integrity on NPR All Things Considered

Archive - Pre 2015By adminFebruary 25, 2008Leave a comment

Global Integrity’s recent work on freedom of speech online (featured on this blog) is cited on NPR’s All Things Considered, in a story on online censorship and Wikileaks. NPR.org: Ruling to Shut Down Leak Site Called Censorship

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Reporter’s Notebook: Malawi

Archive - Pre 2015By adminFebruary 21, 2008Leave a comment

By Suzanne Marmion If you thought your old school desk was uncomfortable, consider the classroom in Malawi just outside the commercial capital of Blantyre. The “schoolhouse” is simply a tree. Beneath its sheltering branches, children have arranged a circle of rocks. Some stones are barely bigger than a fist. Imagine teetering on one of those…

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Wikileaks Responds to Bank Julius Baer

Archive - Pre 2015By adminFebruary 20, 20081 Comment

Wikileaks responds to Bank Julius Baer, which has sued Wikileaks and successfully requested that their website Wikileaks.org be blocked. According to a Wikileaks press release, Baer filed papers for an IPO a mere three days before obtaining the censorship order. Wikileaks points out that the ongoing PR disaster for Baer was not well timed. The…

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Analysis of Orders Against Wikileaks

Archive - Pre 2015By adminFebruary 20, 2008Leave a comment

Judge Jeffery S. White, the judge who ordered Wikileaks.org scrubbed from the Web has begun backpedaling, saying that the site can stay up, as long as it doesn’t post any documents (Amended order: pdf download). Meanwhile, the Law Librarian Blog and Wikileak.org (a blog independent* of Wikileaks.org) have analysis of the judge’s rulings. I am…

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Internet Censorship: A Comparative Study

Archive - Pre 2015By adminFebruary 19, 20089 Comments

Using data from the Global Integrity Index, we put a U.S. court’s recent order to block access to anti-corruption site Wikileaks.org into context. In summary: The Wikileaks.org shutdown is unheard of in the West, and has only been seen in a handful of the most repressive regimes. Good thing it doesn’t work very well. Starting…

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U.S. Court Order Shuts Down Wikileaks.org

Archive - Pre 2015By adminFebruary 19, 200810 Comments

Incredibly, Wikileaks.org, an organization devoted to exposing corruption, has been muzzled by a U.S. court order (pdf download). Rather than attack a specific finding or document, the court has ordered their DNS registrar to essentially erase the organization’s website from the Web. While wikileaks.org is down, their site can be found via IP addess: http://88.80.13.160,…

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