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DON TAPSCOTT AND ANTHONY WILLIAMS

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WikiLeaks controversy draws spotlight to wiki technology

By Eden Estopace | December 6, 2010 - 12:00am

The furor over WikiLeaks’ publication of 251,287 United States embassy cables caught the world by surprise and draws the spotlight to yet another technology tool that can build as well as break.

Technology