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| =====Julian Assange's Contribution to Journalism===== | =====Julian Assange's Contribution to Journalism===== |
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| | See also [[Assange's awards and recognition]] |
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| === How Assange changed journalism === | === How Assange changed journalism === |
| https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jun/19/hypocrisy-freedom-julian-assange-wikileaks | https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/jun/19/hypocrisy-freedom-julian-assange-wikileaks |
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| | === Extradition trial witness statements === |
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| | During Assange's extradition hearing in London in 2020, his defence team called several witnesses (journalists, professors, historian, ..) who were asked to testify on the nature and importance of Julian Assange's journalistic work (among other important aspects of his defence). Their statements are compelling and informative and can be found on this [[:witness_statements/assange_extradition_hearing_witness_statements|page]] - includes links to downloadable PDFs of statements and witness bios. |
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| | * See the statements by Trevor Timm (Freedom of the Press Foundation), John Goetz (former Der Spiegel journalist), Nicholas Hager, Stefania Maurizi, Ian Cobain, Patrick Cockburn, investigative journalists. |
| | * For a better notion of how Assange and WikiLeaks'work fits in greater historical context of journalism, see the rich testimony of journalism historian and professor Mark Feldstein |
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| | === Assange revelations among most important in US history, says Daniel Ellsberg === |
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| | https://www.computerweekly.com/news/252489159/Assange-revelations-among-most-important-in-US-history-says-Daniel-Ellsberg |
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| See also [[Assange's awards and recognition]] | |