Wikileaks has the potential to become an important journalistic tool like the Freedom of Information Act if used with skepticism. The presentation discusses best practices for Wikileaks, learning from past experiences, and balancing openness with privacy and security. It addresses stakeholders such as users, creators, and partners in ensuring technology principles of transparency.

1. Best Practices: Wikileaks Learning from ATJ Technology Principles iConference 2011 Brian Rowe University of Washington iSchool Seattle University Law

2. John Stuart Mill

11. if Wikileaks is used with a healthy dose of skepticism, it could become as important a journalistic tool as the Freedom of Information Act. - Time magazine January 2007

12. photo under CC-BY Espen Moe From Flickr

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14. Poison Pill

17. III. Openness and Privacy & Security

18. Audience Stakeholders Users Creators

19. Partnerships

20. [email_address] Several images were used under 1st Amendment fair use rights Presentations is under a CC-BY license Thanks University Of Washington iSchool, Seattle University Law, MCDM, Seattle Public Library