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- 12 / 01 / 10 -
A parallel to the current Wikileaks situation, the diplomatic cable revelations, questioning how much harm has actually been done, the new charges against Julian Assange and the Interpol arrest warrant, apologies for Representative Peter King, examples of King's ignorance, some bad moves by Joe Lieberman, measuring how many lives might have been saved through these releases, disturbing comments from Sarah Palin, remarks from Mike Huckabee on the Wikileaks issue, how true colors are now being shown, the best way to help Bradley Manning, what the Assange arrest warrant could really mean, a piece from the Christian Science Monitor, the question of denial of service attacks having anything to do with hacking, debating the political views of the hacker world, rumors of internal strife within Wikileaks, hypothetical situations.
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December 1
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- 12 / 08 / 10 -
The entire staff declares itself to be Wikileaks, how Wikileaks works with the mass media to verify material and protect individuals, what the insurance file is all about, how the charges against Julian Assange validate the concern over his potential extradition to the United States, 2600 now has a pointer to Wikileaks, controversy between PayPal and the State Department, how the current action against Wikileaks is tantamount to a denial of service attack, Senator Lieberman implies that The New York Times may also be open to investigation, how lives could have been saved by the leaks, what is happening to Assange while in prison, Ron Paul stands up for Assange, how Bradley Manning basically sacrificed his life to get the information out, the case against denial of service attacks, what "cables" actually are, the irony of State Department employees not being allowed to read any of the leaked cables.
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December 8
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- 12 / 15 / 10 -
Emmanuel and Kyle are in northern Norway, what is unique about Tromso, a rundown of the security issues encountered on this trip, the challenges of traveling with film, the dramatic difference in prices in Scandinavia, a documentary on Wikileaks airs on Swedish television, an update on the Wikileaks situation, the Air Force blocks access to Wikileaks, OpenBSD and the FBI, wondering how many people use the same passwords for more than one thing, how remembering passwords and phone numbers seems to be a thing of the past, debating the definition of the word "hacker," a discussion on whether denial of service attacks are equivalent to activism, a letter from an opposing view on the Wikileaks story, debating the threat of sensitive information being released, how to donate to Wikileaks.
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December 15
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- 12 / 22 / 10 -
A free phone call through Gmail from Emmanuel and Kyle in Copenhagen, chaos throughout Europe because of severe weather, disputes over certain train routes, the story of a shopkeeper in Stockholm who obtained video footage of the recent suicide bomber, the issue of security cameras, a new net neutrality ruling causes concern, the boundary between wiretapping and quality control, Julian Assange is no longer in prison, a "member" of Anonymous speaks out about what it means to be a hacker, more debate over denial of service attacks, the federal government moves to block "Wikileaks pollution," a Wikileaks rap, Internet rule changes in Venezuela, proposed changes in the U.K. to protect children from pornography, Prometheus Radio celebrates a victory concerning low power FM, the Google Blacklist is used to make holiday cards, next week is the Chaos Communication Congress, the Google Talk plug-in is deemed a success.
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December 22
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- 12 / 29 / 10 -
A live broadcast from the Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin, Mitch Altman discusses what the hardware hacking area was like, this year the conference was sold out in four minutes with an intentionally lower attendance than last year, looking forward to next year's camp, how this phone call is being made, Tiffany Rad previews her talk at the conference and talks about a new hacker space in the Washington DC area, some other talks that have been interesting, Brenno from the Netherlands explains his involvement in freedom of information requests as a journalist who studies law, Kyle joins in from the second floor of the conference to describe the scene there, how being a volunteer really helps with the experience, Bicycle Mark explains how his talk on Afghanistan tied in, what the Afghan election was like, Aestetix talks about his experiences at the conference, Julian Assange reluctantly announces plans to write his autobiography, how German conferences differ from those in the States, Kyle describes the lighting setup, Dan Kaminsky talks about what Berlin is like, Dan's experiences at the conference and how he got involved years ago, David House discusses the Bradley Manning defense campaign, his experience being detained at the border, how he's trying to help Manning, Adrian Lamo's connection with the story, how people can help, the outpouring of support for Manning at CCC, Nick Farr's impressions of the conference as a volunteer coordinator, trying to get a listener call from someone besides Rebel.
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December 29
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