Julian Assange TV Talk Show

[Muzz]

Hi folks

This could be interesting viewing.


Exclusive TV series hosted by Julian Assange to premiere on RT in March
Published: 25 January, 2012, 10:57



Cyberspace's most famous activist, Julian Assange, is launching his own talkshow, to be broadcast exclusively on RT. The program, written and hosted by the founder of whistle-blowing site Wikileaks, will focus on his favorite topic: controversy.

­The show, arguably the most anticipated news series of 2012, will feature ten "iconoclasts, visionaries and power insiders" – people Assange can clearly identify with, being a rather controversial figure himself. The 40-year-old Australian media and internet entrepreneur will get to talk about the issues of the day with those he believes will shape "the world tomorrow."

In his own words, the world-famous Wikileaks founder is "a pioneer of a more just world and a victim of political repression" which is why he promises to deliver a new type of television. Many are already wondering whether it will be as explosive as the biggest mass disclosure of secret documents in US history, also orchestrated by Assange and his team.

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[jackovesk]

Thanks Muzz,

I think I might just tune into that one..

You should set up a 'Thread'...

e.g. "Julian Assange (RT) TV Talk Show" in the Wikileaks Sub-Forum...

Rgs,

Jack

[Muzz]

Good shout Jack. I'd forgoten about the wkileaks sub forum. I'll see if the mods could move this there.

[Cidersomerset]

Should be interesting.......

[Kendall]

I look forward to this show, expose the criminals!

[ViralSpiral]

Thanks for the link Muzz, will be following this

Just f.y.i - an article on the page sent me down another burrow

Googles new privacy laws



On Tuesday, the search giant announced that it was placing 60 of its Web services under a unified privacy policy that would allow the company to share data between any of those services. (Google Books, Google Wallet and Google Chrome are excluded due to different regulatory and technical issues.) Any user with a Google account — used to sign in to services such as Gmail, YouTube and personalized search — must agree to the policy. Users who don’t want to have their data shared have the option to close their accounts with Google.

What is Google doing?: In a nutshell, Google is taking information from almost all of your Google services — including Gmail, Picasa, YouTube and search — and integrating the data so that they can learn more about you. Google Books, Google Wallet and Google Chrome will retain their own additional policies, partly for legal reasons, but Google could still integrate data from these services.


I say: Occupy GÖÖGLE

[Nanoo Nanoo]

Im almost sure the ruskies spelt his name incorrectly? N