National Security Archive Director Thomas Blanton talks wikileaks and explains that historians “are waiting with bated breath” for the rest of the documents to be posted online. He also gives a good preview of what we can expect from the forthcoming cables.

Definitely worth a listen.

http://www.scpr.org/programs/madeleine-brand/2010/11/30/what-will-wikileaks-cables-mean-for-historians/

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