WikiLeaks : Inside Julian Assange's War on Secrecy (Paperback)

from jcbrunner

A terribly disappointing and flawed book that is but a retelling of the recent Wikileaks events. Anybody who has been following the news will not learn much from this book. The most interesting revelation is the sheer level of technical incompetence of The Guardian crew. Behind the slick website,...

from PJM64

A very poor book. Feels like it was pushed out far too quickly to get to market before others. Really a story about the Guardian and WikiLeaks, not Assange. It is plain by the end that the authors don't like Assange. I expect it is jealousy. And all the cables at the end is outrageous padding - w...

from paulkeller

relatively straightforward account of the dealings between Wikileaks/Assange and the Guardian. Contains a bit of history of both Assange and Wikileaks. Not very much on the technology and organizational structure of wikileaks. If you have followed wikileaks for a while this does not contain a lot...

from Ednsam

A bit thin in details, but a good overview. Surprising how reporting of rape/consent issues has changed in the past years. Quite disappointed at the discussion of the topic on this book. But interesting to look back now at other changes in attitude given recent events.