Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is to speak tomorrow evening at the Centre for Investigative Journalism summer school.
Since its launch four years ago WikiLeaks has proved to be a great resource for investigative journalism by providing a secure publishing platform for leaked, sensitive documents while protecting the whistleblowers who make them available.
Assange, the site's director, is an Australian internet and free speech activist. His speech is due to begin at 5.50pm in the great hall at City University London.
Booking, which is evidently essential, can be done at www.tcij.org. Admission costs £5.
Source: CIJ
