Julian Assange: Periodismo científico, conspiración y ética hacker

Quehacer 181 (181):58-69 (2011)
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This essay attempts to explain the ethics behind WikiLeaks. It also assesses the concepts of conspiration and scientific journalism introduced by Julian Assange in one his manifestos.

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