StJulians_ITGS

Very relevant to the assignment. Nice find Edson.

There's a bias in journalism toward believing that what's secret is inherently a hive of hidden truth,which can create a misleading expectation that leaks represent huge new revelations. When these don't manifest, it creates an expectation that the trove is neither useful nor significant. In this case, that would be a mistake.

"WikiLeaks posts video of 'US military killings' in Iraq"

The comments section adds a great analysis to this article.

To what extent does media and governments distort information that is presented to the general audience, taking into consideration the concealing of an extremely sensitive piece of information such as this?\n\nWhat degree of obscurantism does the US army's "don't ask, don't tell" policy imply? How much misunderstanding can it provoke?\n\nHow reliable is the information provided to us by Wikileaks?

History of Wikileaks

Interesting article that gives a good overview of employment concerns. It is a little unbalanced in the sense it does not offer the other side of the story. But this makes it a good starting point for discussion

The advantages of implementing Management Information systems (MIS) and other business solutions in an applied case.

Description of what a legact system is

"Computers mimic human reasoning by building on simple rules and statistical averages. Test your strategy against the computer in this rock-paper-scissors game illustrating basic artificial intelligence. Choose from two different modes: novice, where the computer learns to play from scratch, and veteran, where the computer pits over 200,000 rounds of previous experience against you. "

Detailed page on how to create a data flow diagram

Brief description of social and ethical concerns wikileaks raises.

"Entity Relationship Diagram"