Here’s a well-produced (even in rough-cut form) documentary on Wikileaks by Swedish network SVT, published on YouTube in 4 parts. It covers quite a bit of the history of the organisation, the lessons it learned and the partnerships it made along the way – all of which provide valuable insights for any student of journalism as a practice or a cultural form, not to mention a more complex understanding than most coverage of the current situation provides. It really is essential viewing.
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These videos are grea! I want to help spread the word. I’ve shared a link to this blog at http://bleditor.com/bledit.php?bleditID=15489. There are also some other blogs that share other Wikileaks news.
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I saw the documentary yesterday, and I’m Swedish myself.
That is by far one of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen when it comes to the Internet and its powers.
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I enjoyed the documentary to this, just looked at it recently.
I’ve been trying to make some sense of it myself..
http://sonnblog.blogspot.com/2010/12/and-on-it-goes.html
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There are satirical responses to this whole saga too. Check out:
Everything you need to know about Julian Assange in 47 Seconds:
http://bit.ly/gmd9D5
I thought this was one of the better documentaries on Wikileaks, a subject which has started to die down recently – which was to be expected, as most things in our fast moving society only has 15 minuts of fame. Prosecutors have nothing on Julian anymore though, they are just scrampling to get a hold of something to pin him down, like the fake rape alligations has shown. Great doc.
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