Twitter bans thousands of state-backed accounts spreading misinformationAnd Facebook took down 100 accounts with ties to Spain's Partido Popular.By C. Fisher, 09.20.2019
Nearly everyone in Ecuador is the victim of a data breachIncluding the country’s president and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.By C. Fisher, 09.17.2019
Ecuadorian President blocks extradition of alleged Facebook fraudsterMan spent three and a half years as a fugitive before being arrested in Ecuador in 2018.By G. Torbet, 06.10.2019
Ecuador says it faced 40 million cyberattacks after giving up AssangeThe attacks reportedly came from across the world.By J. Fingas, 04.16.2019
Fame, infamy and incarceration: The Julian Assange storyAn arrest almost 10 years in the making.By N. Ingraham, 04.12.2019
Julian Assange is facing extradition to the US following arrest (update)Ecuador allowed police in after revoking his asylum. By S. Dent, 04.11.2019
WikiLeaks claims Ecuadorian Embassy is spying on AssangeThe group says thousands of photos have been taken in a 'total invasion of privacy'.By R. England, 04.10.2019
What legacy will WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange leave behind?Will it be one of radical transparency or political intrigue?By A. Tarantola, 08.01.2018
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange could face 'imminent' embassy expulsionWhether or not he avoids extradition is another matter.By J. Fingas, 07.28.2018
Julian Assange’s protection reportedly cost Ecuador millionsThe Wikileaks founder has apparently been kept safe by a secret spy operation for years. By R. LeFebvre, 05.15.2018
After Math: This is a witch huntLook, all we really want is independence from her spell.By A. Tarantola, 04.01.2018
Twitter can’t separate verification from validationIt's times like these when we miss the Fail Whale most.By A. Tarantola, 11.09.2017
Ecuador cut Assange's internet with a little push from the USIt wasn't entirely Ecuador's decision, after all. By M. Moon, 10.20.2016
Ecuador confirms it cut Assange's internet for US election interferenceCiting documents published by Wikileaks, the government said it 'respects the principle of non-intervention.'By R. Lawler, 10.18.2016
Julian Assange: I'll turn myself in if Chelsea Manning walksThat's not how this works. That's not how any of this works.By A. Tarantola, 09.15.2016
Hackers steal $12 million from an Ecuadorian bank via SWIFTAnd now we know what happened to the money.By M. Moon, 05.26.2016
iTunes in the Cloud movies find their way to Australia, Canada, the UK and 32 more countriesBy J. Fingas, 07.19.2012
iTunes Match launches in 19 more countries, shows Latin America some love from the cloudBy T. O'Brien, 01.17.2012