WikiLeaks: 1 Percent Of Diplomatic Docs Published -- Washington Post/APLONDON -- Nearly two months after WikiLeaks outraged the U.S. government by launching the release of a massive compendium of diplomatic documents, the secret-spilling website has published 2,658 U.S. State Department cables - just over 1 percent of its trove of 251,287 documents.
Here's a look at what the consequences of the cables' release has been so far, and what the future could hold for WikiLeaks.
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According to Deadline.com, Marc Shmuger will produce a film based on
the controversial Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange.
For those of you whom are unfamiliar of exactly who Julian Assange is,
he is the Australian journalist, Internet activist, computer programmer,
and the editor-in-chief of the whistle-blower site Wikileaks.
Marc Shmuger of Global Produce, the name of his new Universal based company,
will produce the film, along with Alex Gibney as director
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