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• Technology

  

  A Wikileaks Copycat Wants to Expose Corruption in Russia

  Move over, Assange. A Russian political activist and blogger named Alexei Navalny has set up a whistleblowing website modeled on Wikileaks.

  by Andrew Price

• Technology

  

  Thwarting Waste with a File Format That Can't Be Printed

  The World Wildlife Fund has released a new file format—WWF, of course—which is, essentially, "a PDF that cannot be printed out."

  by GOOD

• Culture

  

  Video: We All Want to Be Young

  "We All Want to Be Young" attempts to distill the essence of three generations of youth culture.

  by Patrick James

• Design

  

  Have You Seen the WikiLeaks Gift Shop?

  As Julian Assange fights extradition to Sweeden for sex abuse, his gift shop opens online to pay his legal bills. Lots of defiant T-shirt slogans.

  by Alex Goldmark

• News

  

  Video: President Obama on the Pointless Partisanship of D.C. Politics

  Tired of the petty bickering of the budget crisis? Us too. Watch this video to be reminded of how rational things should be.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  Transparency: What's Next for WikiLeaks?

  Our latest infographic should give you all you need to know about the major players in the quest to either keep the site running or shut it down.n

  by GOOD, Column Five Media

• Education

  

  Now There's a WikiLeaks for Colleges

  UniLeaks wants to expose shady dealings at the world's universities. Get ready to submit those secret emails, memos and contracts.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Culture

  

  Is WikiLeaks Hypocritical About Secrecy?

  Over at Slate, Farhad Manjoo asks whether WikiLeaks has a double-standard. Julian Assange, the site's founder, has embraced an ideology of...

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  Former Wikileaks Employees Launching OpenLeaks

  Julian Assange's former number two, Daniel Domscheit-Berg, is starting a rival anonymous document-based whistleblowing website called OpenLeaks.

  by Andrew Price

• Lifestyle

  

  Finally, A Wikileaks Food Story

  A State Department department restaurant review concludes that Chavez's arepas are "tasty."

  by Nicola Twilley

• Business

  

  All In A Day's Work

  In the United States it takes the average CEO one working day to make as much money as the average worker makes in a year. It's a good thing a...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  All In A Day's Work

  A lot happened today: President Clinton was impeached, Thomas Paine published American Crisis, and French singer Edith Piaf was born. With The...

  by Patrick James

• Environment

  

  Coal Plants Don't Create All That Many Construction Jobs After All

  The construction of coal-fired power plants is always heralded as an employment bonanza for their host communities. Unfortunately, it's often a lie.

  by Ben Jervey

• News

  

  How Will the Arab Press Report the Wikileaks Release?

  The Wikileaks documents show Arab leaders' true feelings about Iran. How will the Arab press cover it, and how will the Arab street react?

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Culture

  

  Julian Assange Is Ruining WikiLeaks and Should Resign

  First it was rape, now it's anti-Semitism. Julian Assange should quit WikiLeaks and save a valuable institution.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Technology

  

  Post-Holiday Viewing: An Excellent Wikileaks Documentary

  Got some free time after the holiday? Check out this excellent full-length, in-depth documentary on Wikileaks from the Swedish network STV.

  by Andrew Price

• Business

  

  MasterCard Shut Down by WikiLeaks Supporters after Julian Assange Arrest

  Hackers have shut down several websites, which they identify as "enemies" of Julian Assange and WikiLeaks—even bragging about it on Twitter.

  by Alex Goldmark

• Culture

  

  WikiLeaks: Saudi Arabia Is Quickly Running Out of Oil

  New WikiLeaks releases paint a scary picture for oil consumers: Saudi Arabia lied about the size of its oil reserves.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  Big Enough To Catch All the Dreams in the World

  We stopped by the world's largest dreamcatcher near Meteor City, Arizona. Not pictured: the world's largest dream.

  by MacKenzie Fegan

• Culture

  

  The Decade in Web Videos

  Here at GOOD, we love web vids. They're pretty much our favorite things on the internet. We've even been toying with the idea that they are the...

  by Patrick James