irishspirit
22nd December 2010, 19:29
A Norwegian newspaper, Aftenposten, now claims to have the full cache of over 250,000 State Department cables originally obtained by WikiLeaks.
It's not clear how Aftenposten got the documents, which presumably were not provided directly from WikiLeaks.
"We have no comments on how we have gained access to the documents," Editorial Manager Ronny Ruud told The Cutline.
"Moreover, I emphasize that we have access to all documents without any clauses or bonds," Ruud said. "The documents will be continuously reviewed as the basis of articles by the same editorial criteria and ethical rules as the rest of the journalism in Aftenposten."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thecutline/20101222/bs_yblog_thecutline/norwegian-paper-obtains-diplomatic-cables-wikileaks-gives-docs-to-russian-journalists
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it seems everyone has these documents apart from us, the general public. When are we going to get the juice bit? Or is Wikileaks really a distraction? I am starting to wonder...
It's not clear how Aftenposten got the documents, which presumably were not provided directly from WikiLeaks.
"We have no comments on how we have gained access to the documents," Editorial Manager Ronny Ruud told The Cutline.
"Moreover, I emphasize that we have access to all documents without any clauses or bonds," Ruud said. "The documents will be continuously reviewed as the basis of articles by the same editorial criteria and ethical rules as the rest of the journalism in Aftenposten."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thecutline/20101222/bs_yblog_thecutline/norwegian-paper-obtains-diplomatic-cables-wikileaks-gives-docs-to-russian-journalists
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it seems everyone has these documents apart from us, the general public. When are we going to get the juice bit? Or is Wikileaks really a distraction? I am starting to wonder...