By Amy Yarbrough
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge's recent order shutting down a whistle-blower Web site has riled California free-speech advocates, one calling it a "First Amendment travesty."
Wikileaks.org, which allowed users to anonymously post confidential corporate and government documents, was shut down last week a...
Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 1.
SAN FRANCISCO - A federal judge's recent order shutting down a whistle-blower Web site has riled California free-speech advocates, one calling it a "First Amendment travesty."
Wikileaks.org, which allowed users to anonymously post confidential corporate and government documents, was shut down last week a...
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