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The Register, 23.04.13 00:47 UTC

New poll says Assange could win Australian Senate seat

Julian Assange's bid for a seat in Australia's Senate may not be just a stunt, with a new poll revealing 26 per cent of Australians consider themselves âlikelyâ to vote for the Leaker-In-Chief. ...

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Seattle Times, 21.04.13 22:59 UTC

Former Google CEO shares vision in tech treatise

Some illuminating books already have been written about Google's catalytic role in a technological upheaval that is redefining the way people work, play, learn, shop and communicate.

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The Register, 19.04.13 13:17 UTC

WikiLeaker Assange, Google's Schmidt and a secret 5-hour chinwag

Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt privately met WikiLeaker-in-chief Julian Assange while the computer hacker was holed up under strict bail terms. Australia-born Assangeâ¢ was staying in ...

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Wired, 16.04.13 18:52 UTC

Benedict Cumberbatch Menaces Kirk in New <em>Star Trek Into Darkness</em> Trailer

Even though they dare not speak his name, the latestÂ trailer for Star Trek Into DarknessÂ (in theaters May 17) promises Benedict Cumberbatch will be playing the biggest bad-bad bad guy in the ...

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The Sydney Morning Herald, 14.04.13 01:03 UTC

Australia closely monitoring Manning prosecution

Foreign Minister Bob Carr thinksÂ the idea the United States wishes to extradite Julian Assange is âsheer fantasyâ.Â Despite this the Australian embassy in Washington has continued to closely ...

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BBC World News, 11.04.13 23:31 UTC

Why Julian Assange would target Henry Kissinger

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has released a database of diplomatic records by Henry Kissinger, who ran American foreign policy under two presidents. Why does the former diplomat interest liberals like Assange?

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Daily Mail, 08.04.13 20:24 UTC

Imelda Marcos forced male generals to parade in women's clothes and Kissinger's 'joke' about 'illegal acts': What's in the latest U.S. diplomatic cables released by WikiLeaks

PUBLISHED: 19:43 GMT, 8 April 2013 | UPDATED: 19:44 GMT, 8 April 2013 William Sullivan said he was baffled to see hundreds of troops dress up as women in honour of the Philippine dictator during the ...

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Daily Mail, 08.04.13 13:42 UTC

The quintessential suburban matron and frightfully English’: What Washington thought of Margaret Thatcher revealed in WikiLeaks Kissinger cables’

PUBLISHED: 13:04 GMT, 8 April 2013 | UPDATED: 13:23 GMT, 8 April 2013 The observations, made in 1975 when the future Prime Minister became leader of the Conservative Opposition, have been made public ...

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The Register, 08.04.13 13:06 UTC

Kissinger and tell: WikiLeaks scrapes 1.7m US diplomatic reports from the '70s

WikiLeaker-in-chief Julian Assange, who is languishing in self-imposed confinement in the Ecuadorian embassy in London, has kept himself busy by scraping more than one million documents from the US ...

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BBC World News, 08.04.13 07:35 UTC

Wikileaks publishes 1.7m US diplomatic records

Wikileaks has published more than 1.7 million US diplomatic and intelligence reports from the 1970s.

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