Why the world needs transparency?
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CATALYST Strategic Design Review is a quarterly publication that was launched in May 2009 by students, faculty and staff of the Pratt Design Management program. It recently published an interesting short article ‘Wikileaks and the Need for Strategically Designed Transparency’ shedding light on a very delicate balance.
Below Julian Assange speaking at TED on Wikileaks, recorded earlier this year.
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Kimball Clark
Do we leave it up to Assange to reveal who is the victim and who is the perpetrator?
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