At least The New York Times admitted, . “Mr. Mueller’s investigation found insufficient evidence to charge anyone tied to the Trump campaign with criminally conspiring with WikiLeaks or the Russians to damage the campaign of Hillary Clinton. ..…

What had happened is, in the early parts of WikiLeaks reporting, they worked concert with newspapers, with sort of The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian, Der Spiegel — major newspapers. ..…

District Judge John Koeltl New York said the actions by Trump team, including specific individuals named in the lawsuit, were protected by First Amendment.. WikiLeaks, was determined to be protected by First Amendment because the organization did not steal the documents..…

Unfortunately, many of them have taken a very different stance regarding WikiLeaks. The New York Times, The Washington Post, and other prominent mainstream publications rejected the argument that Assange was engaging in journalism. ..…

Subsequently, after being rebuffed by the New York Times, Manning turned over what came to be known as the “Afghan War Diaries” to Wikileaks which then published information highly objectionable to the U.S. ... It did not appear in the New York Times.”..…

One Former New York Times James Risen reveals how the paper suppressed stories at the request of Obama and Bush administrations https t.co pJ2BAPluqH — WikiLeaks January 3, 2019. ..…

In 2008, for example, James Chao was listed among the government attendees of Beijing meeting that included China's and Elaine Chao, then-US secretary, according to diplomatic cable published by WikiLeaks and first reported by The New York Times.. ..…

Notably, The New York Times, among many other news organizations, obtained precisely the same archives of documents from WikiLeaks, without authorization from the government.” . . ..…

Department of Justice, said that Assange was not journalist, and that it is not and has never been the policy to target for reporting, according to New York Times.. Military and diplomatic cables obtained and shared by WikiLeaks disclosed civilian deaths Iraq and Afghanistan,..…

There's element of picking the weakest of the herd, or the unpopular figure, to try to blunt the outcry, The New York Times.. The law as Manning, ment following yesterday's charges accepting full and sole responsibility for disclosing information to WikiLeaks.. ..…

The report also detailed at least 140 contacts with Russian nationals and WikiLeaks, or their intermediaries, by Trump and 18 of his associates, as The New York Times reported. ..…

Wikileaks collaborators were consortium of the world's leading newspapers, New York Times, London's Guardian, El Pais of Spain, and Paris's Le Monde. ..…

At the outset of Wikileaks project, the media including New York Times, The Guardian and Economist praised Julian Assange. The latest from New York Times April 15, 2019, describes him working on behalf of Russians... ..…

Last week's arrest of WikiLeaks Julian Assange has been met with universal approval from the US print and broadcast media.. The New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal, the major US newspapers, have all endorsed Assange's arrest and extradition to United States,..…

Assange and Wikileaks are more parallel to the role of the New York Times in this story, but it is still not in the same situation.  The argument isn’t that Assange isn’t a journalist, or that Wikileaks is not a journalistic publication; for purposes of first amendment..…

There she debated what to do with the war logs, contacted both New York Times and Washington Post, and when that did not work out, she submitted the documents on February to WikiLeaks so the documents would be made public.. ..…

In an editorial board statement yesterday, the New York Times wrote: . “The government charged Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, not with publishing classified government information, but with stealing it, skirting—for now—critical First Amendment questions.” . . ..…

After WikiLeaks, no one in New York, Berlin, London or Paris has any right to say “we did not know”. ..…

U.S government lawyers will attempt to separate WikiLeaks and Assange from The New York Times and British The Guardian, both of. ..…

What is to stop the editors of the New York Times and the Washington Post, who also published morsels of the truth that originated with WikiLeaks, and the editor of El Pais in Spain, and Der Spiegel in Germany and the Sydney Morning Herald in Australia. ... David McCraw, lead..…

Wikileaks Julian Assange has been indicted by Trump Justice Department, drastic escalation of the feds efforts against him, the New York Times reported. Wikileaks has been in the federal crosshairs thanks to leaks from Army Bradley Manning. ..…

By the newspaper that you direct, It's absurd that the government of Lenin Moreno intends to link Assange with publications of pages unrelated to Wikileaks, or with contents of New York Times, and it would be ridiculous for the prosecution to investigate a leak that does not..…

It's understood that Obama recognized that it was not possible to charge WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange, via Manning, without exposing journalists at New York Times or Washington Post to prosecution for sharing the information — not to mention collecting prizes for..…

This is continuation of seven-and-a-half years of torture of Chelsea Manning, in effort to get her to contribute to incriminating WikiLeaks, so that they can bring Julian Assange or WikiLeaks to trial on charges that would not apply to The New York Times. ..…

“The Obama administration had decided against trying to charge him because of fears that establishing a precedent that his actions were a crime could chill investigative journalism,” Charlie Savage wrote in The New York Times. . ... The “Afghan War Diary” documents, which Manning..…

“The Obama administration had decided against trying to charge him because of fears that establishing a precedent that his actions were a crime could chill investigative journalism,” Charlie Savage wrote in The New York Times. . . ... The “Afghan War Diary” documents, which Manning..…

The late Michael Ratner, attorney and president emeritus of the Center for Constitutional Rights who attended Manning’s pretrial hearing in 2013 spoke about the significance of her testimony in putting 'WikiLeaks and Julian Assange in the same place that The New York Times would..…

Cohen was Trump's office who could be heard on speakerphone, told of discussions with WikiLeaks about the publication of the emails.. Politico, Associated Press and New York Times are among the publications that obtained advance copy of the testimony prepared for House Committee..…

The current deputy general counsel for The New York Times made much the same point when speaking to a group of judges in July last year. He said that “the prosecution of [Assange] would be a very, very bad precedent for publishers… From everything I know, he’s sort of in a classic..…

Information included in those documents were reported by outlets including New York Times and The Guardian Obama administration had always been reluctant to indict Assange due to what it called New York Times problem.. Members of Congress have been mum on the indictment, given Washington..…

By major news organizations like the Many of those documents, including U.S military reports and State Department cables, were later published by WikiLeaks, ing New York Times and The Guardian. ... All of this raises obvious question what would stop it from charging CIA beat..…

Less publicized in the media and of critical concern inside U.S government is Wikileaks of Vault 7 materials, CIA hacking and malware tools. those journalists, for The Intercept, the New York Times and Washington Post, based on Snowden and Manning leaked. ..…

Medium In 2013, you wrote book about your experiences leading New York Times's in. Pentagon Papers case., ing to the public about the dangers of Justice Department prosecuting WikiLeaks. ..…

Their dilemma came down to a question they found no clear answer to: Is there any legal difference between what WikiLeaks was doing, at least in that era, from what traditional news media organizations, like The New York Times, do in soliciting and publishing information they obtain..…

According to the New York Times, WikiLeaks published thousands of emails that year from Democrats during the presidential race that were stolen by Russian intelligence officers. ..…

Clinton did not do as well as Obama had, even if she was beloved in California and New York… . Nor did any Russian hacking related to Wikileaks, if that is what happened, prove decisive. ..…

NEW YORK — In Sept 26 about Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno's views about Wikileaks Julian Assange, erroneously that Assange over the past two years had continued to hack the accounts of politicians around the world. ... NEW YORK — Ecuador's president said..…

James Goodale, First Amendment lawyer who defended New York Times in Pentagon Papers case, told CPJ that the suit appeared to be WikiLeaks had been sued for function. ..…

The most common misconception is that unlike the New York Times and the Washington Post, WikiLeaks can be legitimately prosecuted for publishing classified information because it’s not a “legitimate news outlet.” ... There is no evidence that WikiLeaks ever did..…

Schulte, 29, of New York, had been the main suspect of providing WikiLeaks the documents revealing the sensitive CIA cybertools, has been accused by prosecutors of repeatedly violating the Espionage Act. . ..…

NEW YORK - 24-country poll found that most people believe WikiLeaks Julian Assange is not criminal and should not be charged by U.S government for releasing thousands of U.S documents... ..…