The Man Who Spilled the Secrets: “The collaboration between WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, the Webs notorious information anarchist, and some of the worlds most respected news organizations began at The Guardian, a nearly 200-year-old British paper. What followed was a clash of civilizationsand ambitionsas Guardian editors and their colleagues at The New York Times and other media outlets struggled to corral a whistle-blowing stampede amid growing distrust and anger. With Assange detained in the U.K., the author reveals the story behind the headlines.” By Sarah Ellison
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Daily Archives: January 15, 2011
JFK Library Releases Digital Archive
JFK Presidential Library and Museum: “The Digital Archives provides access to a growing collection of searchable digitized historical documents, images and materials [See also Advanced Search feature]. Archivists at the JFK Library are working to digitize and make available to the public all of our archival and museum holdings, beginning with the papers of President… Continue Reading
Gas 2.org: Chinese Commercial Train Breaks 300 MPH
Christopher DeMorro: “The Chinese high-speed rail system is a serious feat of engineering accomplishment. Not only is it the biggest network of high-speed rail tracks, but a recent test run by a commercial train set a new speed record of 302 mph. Yes there are other, faster trains, and this was just a test run… Continue Reading
