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5. more likely: they didn't get the offer

Reply to Spider Jerusalem (Reply #1)

Thu Jul 5, 2012, 10:34 AM

Jul 2012

The Guardian didn't stick to the rules agreed upon in their contract with Wikileaks, so no surprise there if Wikileaks decided to go elsewhere.

The German ARD is the most watched TV program in Germany and they are widely respected for their news magazines and honest reporting. Much more publicity than a mere weekly print magazine.

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BREAKING: WikiLeaks releases 2.4 million #Syria emails [View all] kpete Jul 2012 OP

Observe who's not publishing this: Spider Jerusalem Jul 2012 #1

But look who is interested in publishing them... KansDem Jul 2012 #2

From The Guardian ananda Jul 2012 #3

more likely: they didn't get the offer reorg Jul 2012 #5

From The Guardian again. ananda Jul 2012 #6

So what? reorg Jul 2012 #7

For the record, snot Jul 2012 #4