“Censorship represents Fear by Big Information. 'Stopping leaks' is a new form of censorship.”
Julian Assange (1971) Australian editor, activist, publisher and journalist
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“Leaks have happened before. They are not new. But the industrial scale of leaking made possible through the digitisation of information and the ability to communicate instantly across the globe - that is new. If it is to be revolutionary, however, we need a model for a new type of politics.”
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