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Looks like someone needs to do some leaking down at the Wired office. That would be interesting, particularly if the chat logs were "leaked" to Wikileaks. Woul
by hebejebelus 16y ago
Looks like someone needs to do some leaking down at the Wired office.
That would be interesting, particularly if the chat logs were "leaked" to Wikileaks. Would they still publish the logs, even if the logs meant life imprisonment for Bradley Manning? Would that then be a breach of trust between Wikileaks and Manning?
Anyway, besides all my ridiculous speculation and getting ahead of things; The title is in no way an exaggeration, and Poulson should think rather hard about what he's going to do about it.
- jdp23 16y agoThe title seems like a huge exaggeration to me. Ellen Nakashima at the Washington Post is taking the same stance at Kevin. I certainly can see why other journalists wish they would publish the chat logs but it's their call, not Glenn's.
- naner 16y agoIf evidence in Wikileaks favor was leaked to Wikileaks the conflict of interest would call into question the validity of the evidence. It would be better if it were provided to a 3rd party with no stake in the outcome.
- commandar 16y agoSupposedly, Adrian Lamo had submitted the logs to Wikileaks to pose this conundrum before giving them over to Wired.
- rhizome 16y agocite?
- redthrowaway 16y agoSource? It's interesting if true, but I think that would be hard to verify, as Lamo's honesty is suspect and Assange has no problem lying about what he does or does not have.
- commandar 16y agohttp://adrianlamologs.blogspot.com/2010/06/adrian-lamo-outs-self-as-wikileaks.html http://adrianlamologs.blogspot.com/2010/06/adrian-lamo-outs-...