World News Trust World News Trust
World News Trust World News Trust
  • News Portal
  • All Content
    • Edited
      • News
      • Commentary
      • Analysis
      • Advisories
      • Source
    • Flatwire
  • Topics
    • Agriculture
    • Culture
      • Arts
      • Children
      • Education
      • Entertainment
      • Food and Hunger
      • Sports
    • Disasters
    • Economy
    • Energy
    • Environment
    • Government
    • Health
    • Media
    • Science
    • Spiritual
    • Technology
    • Transportation
    • War
  • Regions
    • Africa
    • Americas
      • North America
      • South America
    • Antarctica
    • Arctic
    • Asia
    • Australia/Oceania
    • Europe
    • Middle East
    • Oceans
      • Arctic Ocean
      • Atlantic Ocean
      • Indian Ocean
      • Pacific Ocean
      • Southern Ocean
    • Space
  • World Desk
    • Submit Content
  • About Us
  • Sign In/Out
  • Register
  • Site Map
  • Contact Us
  • The Financial Transactions Tax That Could Eliminate Need for All Others | Ellen Brown
  • How Palestinians Defeated Netanyahu and Redefined ‘Unity’ | Ramzy Baroud
  • Transphobia | Wikipedia
  • Did Entheogens Cause Human Intelligence? | Bard
  • How To Deinstitutionalize The Practice Of Human Warfare | Bard
  • How Khader Adnan Unified Palestinians from His Prison Cell | Ramzy Baroud
  • European Cities Boycott Apartheid Israel | Ramzy Baroud
  • The Financial Transactions Tax That Could Eliminate Need for All Others | Ellen Brown

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange slams Wired magazine on Twitter (Josh Halliday)

More items by author
Categories
Edited | All Content | News | North America | Europe | Culture | Government | Law | Courts | Crime | Politics | Media | Technology | War | News -- WNT Selected
Tool Bar
View Comments

Editor-in-chief of controversial whistleblowing website says US technology magazine 'has an agenda and is not to be trusted'

Oct. 19, 29010 (guardian.co.uk) -- The founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, has launched a verbal broadside against US technology magazine Wired, claiming the publication "has [an] agenda, doesn't check facts and is not to be trusted."

Assange, the editor-in-chief of the controversial whistleblowing website, also claimed the Condé Nast title is a "known opponent and spreader of all sorts of minsinformation about WikiLeaks", pointing to what he claimed were false reports in the magazine that the site was due to release as many as 500,000 classified US documents from the Iraq war online on Monday.

Kevin Poulsen, a senior editor at Wired, is "responsible for a tremendous amount of other completely false information [about] WikiLeaks", Assange alleged on Twitter.

Hours after WikiLeaks' combative dispatch, Poulsen hit back in a post on Wired's website. "Assange is notoriously sensitive to critical press," he wrote. "He has a strong personality, and at times his reaction reflects that."

READ MORE: Guardian

back to top
  • Created
    Tuesday, October 26 2010
  • Last modified
    Wednesday, November 06 2013
  1. You are here:  
  2. Home
  3. All Content
  4. Edited
  5. WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange slams Wired magazine on Twitter (Josh Halliday)
Copyright © 2023 World News Trust. All Rights Reserved.
Joomla! is Free Software released under the GNU General Public License.