Haystackの活動のために、彼らは一般からの寄付金を募っていたが、その点については20日付でオースティンが説明している。いわく、米国政府からの金銭的支援はなく、金銭の寄付は一般の人からのもので大半が小口の寄付だった。オースティンらCRCは無報酬で働いていて、寄付されたお金はサーバと帯域をまかなうために使われた。 で、この投稿でオースティンは「イランの状況を見て勢いで突っ走ってしまったが、ソフトウェアを作ってイランに持っていくためにはさまざまな手続(組織の設立、資金集め、輸出許可の取得など)をクリアしなければならないことを最初は知らなかった」と述べ、そしてブログのエントリの最後のほうで支援者に対し次のように謝罪している。 To those we may have disappointed - those who supported us, those who worked with us
Broadcaster Ray Gosling confessed on BBC television that he had killed his former lover who was dying of Aids - but it turned out he was lying. Jon Ronson meets him to ask why guardian.co.uk In February this year, the broadcaster Ray Gosling was arrested on suspicion of murder, having confessed on his BBC East Midlands TV show Inside Out to the mercy killing of his lover, Tony, 16 years earlier. T
In a terse statement, the US cable network CNN announced that daytime anchor Rick Sanchez was no longer employed, only a day after Sanchez made a string of controversial remarks, accusing Daily Show host Jon Stewart of being a "bigot" and made sneering comments about American Jews as "an oppressed minority". The brief statement from CNN this evening reads in full: "Rick Sanchez is no longer with t
Stephen Colbert's appearance before Congress in Washington DC today produced the spectacle of a satirical character testifying on a serious subject – an uneasy alliance even in Washington DC, where fact and fiction are co-habiting bedfellows. Colbert was testifying to the House of Representatives subcommittee on immigration, at the invitation of committee chair Zoe Lofgrun, as part of the "Take Ou
Exclusive: WikiLeaks Collaborating With Media Outlets on Release of Iraq Documents Published Sep 09, 2010 at 2:32 PM EDT Updated Sep 10, 2010 at 6:54 PM EDT A London-based journalism nonprofit is working with the WikiLeaks Web site and TV and print media in several countries on programs and stories based on what is described as massive cache of classified U.S. military field reports related to the
Members of the royal household, including Princes Harry, left, and William, had their voice mail messages hacked into by News of the World employees.Credit...Lewis Whyld/Getty Images IN NOVEMBER 2005, three senior aides to Britain’s royal family noticed odd things happening on their mobile phones. Messages they had never listened to were somehow appearing in their mailboxes as if heard and saved.
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