In response to the "killing" of Wikileaks.org by the US, countless mirror sites are springing up all over the world. It's impossible to authoritatively catalog them all—too many mirrors, and… Read the rest of the article: Wikileaks.org blocked, but mirror sites proliferating: here's a partial index of indexes

Highlights of the evening: Sir Richard wearing a "Free Willie" t-shirt to introduce Sir Nelson, and asking, "Wouldn't it be nice if we lived in a world where they decriminalized [marijuana]?" And, sitting so close to the stage, I could read the tiny words carved into the face of Willie's beat-up guitar. He tossed one of his bandannas to me during the show, and I got a kiss and a handshake.

"Dingo Dog," a photograph contributed to the Boing Boing Flickr pool by SLM of Winnipeg, Canada.

Blondes publish more leaks. Photos above and at left: WikiLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson listens to questions during an event at the Frontline club in London this week. The recent publication… Read the rest of the article: The other face of Wikileaks: Kristinn Hrafnsson

When Wikileaks released classified US diplomatic cables, critics claimed it would harm innocent people. But what of the harm to innocents exposed by the documents?

From the people who brought you Bacon or Beer Can, now this: Hairpiece or Herpes? (via reposter, thanks teapot)

"Is this embarrassing? Yes. Is it awkward? Yes. Consequences for U.S. foreign policy? I think fairly modest."—Defense Secty. Robert Gates, on the Wikileaks "Cablegate" fallout.

"If you want to dismiss [Julian Assange] just because he's a seething jerk, there are about 2,000 journalists I'd like you to meet."—Jack Shafer, Slate.com.

At this very moment, 4chan founder Moot is experimenting with fake ads for pudding, or something, and /b/ is going crazy. It all seems to revolve around this Japanese pudding… Read the rest of the article: PUDDIPUDDIPUDDIPUDDIPUDDIPUDDIPUDDIPUDDI

Kevin Poulsen at Wired News: "The international police organization Interpol has issued a Red Notice for the arrest of WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange, in connection with a sex crime investigation… Read the rest of the article: Interpol issues "Red Notice" for arrest of WikiLeaks' Julian Assange over "sex crime"

Boing Boing reader John Wessling of Texas kindly alerted us to the fact that "Boing Boing" was the answer to a question on the television game show "Who Wants To… Read the rest of the article: Boing Boing is answer to "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire" TV game show question

"In the coming days, we are going to see some quite startling disclosures about Russia, the nature of the Russian state, and about bribery and corruption in other countries, particularly… Read the rest of the article: Guardian editor on Wikileaks/Cablegate: "Terrible" disclosures coming

A close reading of a 2006 Julian Assange essay, useful for understanding the motivations behind Wikileaks. (via Ethan Zuckerman)

"Federal authorities are investigating whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange violated criminal laws in the group's release of government documents, including possible charges under the Espionage Act."

[Video Link] Greenpeace today filed a lawsuit "against Dow Chemical, Sasol […] and PR firms Dezenhall Resources and Ketchum, for hiring private investigators to steal documents from Greenpeace, tap our… Read the rest of the article: Greenpeace sues Dow Chemical and others over surveillance and computer hacking charges

I may be revealing too much of my own OCD-ness here, but when a friend pointed me to these instructions for how to ensure you never see another paper.li "So-and-so's… Read the rest of the article: HOWTO kill paper.li mentions on Twitter

"R.I.P. L.S.D." Found in a cemetery in Williamsport MD, photographed, and contributed to the Boing Boing Flickr Pool by reader Camera John.

Forbes, of all places, has an interview up with Julian Assange. WikiLeaks' next target will be a major US bank. "It will give a true and representative insight into how… Read the rest of the article: Julian Assange interviewed in Forbes: an American bank is next leak target

650 issues, 100,000 pages, 56 years, 1300 Cover Bunny Breasts. The Playboy Cover to Cover Hard Drive, a "USB bus-powered portable device" for $299.95. Search, view, explore and organize the… Read the rest of the article: Every issue of Playboy from 1953 to 2010 on a hard [hehehe] drive

For those who took a web vacation during the Thanksgiving holiday, a reminder that our 2010 Boing Boing Gift Guide is full of BB editor selections for your holiday shopping… Read the rest of the article: Cyber Monday your way through the Boing Boing Gift Guide!