News and Opinion
A Clear Danger to Free Speech
Geoffrey R. Stone, New York Times
An Open Letter to U.S. Government Officials Regarding Free Expression in the Wake of the Wikileaks Controversy (signed by ALA)
Statement on Wikileaks – Norwegian Library Organizations
Wikileaks May Spawn New Sedition Act
Bob Barr, Atlanta Journal Constitution
First Amendment Groups Urge Protections in Aftermath of Wikileaks Document Release
ACLU
Columbia j-school staff: WikiLeaks prosecution ‘will set a dangerous precedent’
Poynter
Wikileaks Tests the Internet
John C. Dvorak PC Magazine
Air Force Blocks News Sites that Post Wikileaks
Associated Press/First Amendment Center
Air Force Blocks Sites That Posted Leaked Cables
Wall Street Journal
Wikileaks Evicted from U.S. Computer Server
Associated Press/First Amendment Center
Wikileaks Row: Why Amazon’s Desertion Has Implications for Democracy
The Guardian
Banks and Wikileaks
New York Times
Operation Payback Attacks Target MasterCard and PayPal Sites to Avenge Wikileaks
New York Times
Wikileaks, the Law, and The Press
On The Media – NPR
Wikileaks and the First Amendment
Ralph Nader, Common Dreams
Respected News Outlets Collaborate With Wikileaks
Associated Press / First Amendment Center
Our Leaky World: WikiLeaks is only the beginning
Reason
WikiLeaks controversy could impact newsgathering
Lexology
Wikileaks: Would First Amendment Protect Assange?
Christian Science Monitor
First Amendment Guru Floyd Abrams on the Wikileaks Situation
Wall Street Journal (July, 2010)