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Džulianas Asanžas: Kodėl pasauliui reikia WikiLeaks
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Prieštaringai vertinama interneto svetainė WikiLeaks renka ir skelbia įslaptintus dokumentus ir vaizdo įrašus. WikiLeaks steigėjas Džulianas Asanžas (Julian Assange), kurio apklausos siekia JAV valdžia, kalbasi su TED atstovu Krisu Andersonu (Chris Anderson) - apie tai, kaip ši interneto svetainė veikia, kas yra pasiekta ir vardan ko visa tai daroma. Interviu metu rodomas įrašas apie Bagdade neseniai vykusį amerikiečių antskrydį.
Internet activist Julian Assange serves as spokesperson for WikiLeaks, a controversial, volunteer-driven website that publishes and comments on leaked documents alleging government and corporate misconduct. Full bio »
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