%0 Journal Article
%T Blowing up the silence with a keyboard: the case of Julian Assange
%A Haris Peitsinis
%J Intellectum
%D 2010
%I Intellectum Scientific Society
%X Julian Assange, the editor in chief of Wikileaks, caused shock and awe to the government headquarters worldwide, revealing a seemingly endless series of classified documents and records of American government agencies. Moreover, his name features on Interpol¡¯s list of wanted criminals next to the names of serial killers, terrorists and kidnappers: Assange was wanted as a suspect of rape and recently arrested, but the British courts decided his under conditions release on bail two hundred thousand pounds (200.000 ¡ê) until his extradition or not to Sweden.
%K Julian Assange
%K Wikileaks
%K American government agencies
%K Interpol
%K Afghanistan
%K Irak
%K American government documents
%K Daniel Elsberg
%K war against terrorism
%K Guantanamo
%K freedom of speech
%K arrest warrant
%K extradition to Sweden
%K bail two hundred thousand pounds
%U http://intellectum.org/articles/issues/intellectum7/ITL07_100103_Julian_Assange.pdf