PAST EVENT: Too much information? Security and censorship in the age of Wikileaks. 30 September

27 Sep 2010

REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT IS NOW CLOSED

Index on Censorship and the Department of Journalism at City University London present:

Too much information? Security and censorship in the age of Wikileaks

Julian Assange, Founder, Wikileaks debates David Aaronovitch, Columnist, The Times.
Chaired by Jonathan Dimbleby

Whistleblowing website Wikileaks caused a sensation this summer with the publication of thousands of documents detailing NATO actions in Afghanistan. Was this a victory for free expression? Or a stunt that put hundreds of lives in danger? Is censorship a necessary evil in wartime? And will mass leaking of information change journalism?

City University London and Index on Censorship invite you to attend this lively debate.

Event details: Too much information? Security and censorship in the age of Wikileaks
Date: Thursday 30 September 2010
Time: 6:30pm registration, 7pm debate
Location: Oliver Thompson Lecture Theatre, Northampton Square, City University London, EC1V 0HB
Admission: FREE. To register please visit www.city.ac.uk/whatson

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