>Once you've done something that has a public impact, or even, involved in something that is now in the public attention, a U.S. news organization can make the

>Once you've done something that has a public impact, or even, involved in something that is now in the public attention, a U.S. news organization can make the case that information about you is of public interest. Except there isn't evidence that this guy is Satoshi. So there isn't evidence that he is a public figure. Also, choosing not to reveal someone's identity is not censorship.