Julian Assange did what any good journalist should do: minimise his source's chances of being found out. But that is now conspiracy to commit a crime in the eyes of the US government.
This week: looooooong-hand multiplication, the coming war with Iran, and Ellsberg and Chomsky on Assange.
Crikey readers discuss Julian Assange, politicians avoiding Q&A, and the election of people like Mark Latham.
Crikey readers discuss Julian Assange's arrest, election gaffes and Tony Abbott.
Crikey readers discuss the implications of Julian Assange's arrest.
The debate over whether Julian Assange is a journalist or not serves no purpose other than to undercut future press freedom.
The US government has just unsealed the charge sheet against Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Read it for yourself.
Barrister and legal adviser to Julian Assange, Greg Barns, discusses the developments in Assange's case and what's likely to come next.
On the ground in the UK, Crikey's correspondent-at-large covers Julian Assange's first court appearance in London.
Good morning, early birds. Julian Assange has been arrested and faces potential extradition to the United States, revolution in Sudan has led to a military coup toppling a 30-year presidency, and the major parties have hit the ground running in the lead-up to the election. It's the news you need to know, with Chris Woods.