New York Times editor Bill Keller, explains how his organization checked with the US government before publishing any of the Wikileaks State Department cables, redacted all sensitive names from publication at the recommendation of the government, and basically did everything they could in advance to clear the release with the Administration. Carne Ross, the British Ambassador, "found it extraordinary" that the NYT would clear their releases with the US government.
And now, for their trouble, the Times has put themselves
in the crosshairs of Joe Lieberman, the head of the Senate Homeland Security Committee.
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