Andrew Price 
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The holidays (or most of them) are over and you're probably still on vacation. So, if you've already watched all five seasons of The Wire, check out this excellent full-length, in-depth documentary on Wikileaks from the Swedish network STV. It was made during the summer of 2010 and features original sit-down interviews with Julian Assange and other principals.
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Over at Slate, Farhad Manjoo asks whether WikiLeaks has a double-standard. Julian Assange, the site's founder, has embraced an ideology of...
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