Wikileaks and the Age of Transparency - Info and Reading Options

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This book is not a treatise on WikiLeaks, nor is it meant to be an exhaustive discussion of the future of secrecy or privacy, or a comprehensive exploration of all the ways the Internet is changing politics, governance, and society. It has been, however, called into existence by WikiLeaks and the urgent debates that have been ignited by the actions of its founder Julian Assange and his supporters around the world. But readers should be forewarned—I am not aiming to untangle every knott y question raised by WikiLeaks, nor do I think it would be wise to try, given how quickly that story continues to develop and change. But with the current volley of books appearing about Assange, WikiLeaks, and the ins-and-outs of his relations with various major news organizations, there’s a danger of missing the bigger story of what WikiLeaks really represents.