Confirmed: Wikileaks' next target is Bank of America

Buried in that Times of London article you didn't read because it was behind a paywall was confirmation by Julian Assange that Wikileaks will release a very large cache of documents about Bank of America, to be released in early 2011.

"We don't want the bank to suffer unless it's called for," Assange told The Times. "But if its management is operating in a responsive way there will be resignations," he said, without giving details about the material.

Oh, and,

Confirmed: Wikileaks' next target is Bank of America

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Details of rape, sexual assault allegations against Wikileaks' Assange leaked to Guardian

(Photo: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange speaks to the media outside Ellingham Hall in Norfolk England, earlier today. REUTERS/Paul Hackett) The Guardian has published the full sex crime allegations against Julian Assange, breathlessly titled "10 days in Sweden." The previously unpublished police documents provide "the first complete account of the allegations against the WikiLeaks founder," and include the phrase "the worst sex ever." Assange has not yet been charged with any crime. Also notable, this quote from Wikileaks' coordinator in Stockholm, who knows both Assange and the two women involved: "This is a normal police investigation. Let the police find out what actually happened. Of course, the enemies of WikiLeaks may try to use this, but it begins with the two women and Julian. It is not the CIA sending a woman in a short skirt."...

Details of rape, sexual assault allegations against Wikileaks' Assange leaked to Guardian

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John Bolton demands obliteration of Wikileaks' electrons

John Bolton, former U.N. Ambassador and President of the Presidium of the Supreme Stacheviet, has an opinion on Wikileaks! It is quite a predictable one, but his editorial in The Guardian offers this deathless, Thiessenesque proposition:

John Bolton demands obliteration of Wikileaks' electrons

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Interpol issues "Red Notice" for arrest of WikiLeaks' Julian Assange over "sex crime"

Kevin Poulsen at Wired News: "The international police organization Interpol has issued a Red Notice for the arrest of WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange, in connection with a sex crime investigation in Sweden." Certainly sounds simpler than arresting him for the leaks.

Interpol issues "Red Notice" for arrest of WikiLeaks' Julian Assange over "sex crime"

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DealBook: WikiLeaks' Next Target: Bank of America?

WikiLeaks' founder may have already spilled the beans on which bank the organization plans to target with its next document dump.

DealBook: WikiLeaks' Next Target: Bank of America?

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WaPo: Wikileaks' Assange could be charged in US under Espionage Act

"Federal authorities are investigating whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange violated criminal laws in the group's release of government documents, including possible charges under the Espionage Act."

WaPo: Wikileaks' Assange could be charged in US under Espionage Act

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Wikileaks' massive cable leak expected today: Wikileaks.org "under attack," Der Spiegel out early

By various reports, today at 430pm ET is the expected go-live point for Wikileaks' latest coordinated "radical transparency" dump: some 250,000 US State Department diplomatic cables, with partnered coverage expected again, as with prior releases, in Der Spiegel, The New York Times, and the Guardian. This time, El Pais and Le Monde are part of the early access club, according to a Wikileaks tweet.

Wikileaks' massive cable leak expected today: Wikileaks.org "under attack," Der Spiegel out early

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