We started this week with a quote from EFF’s co-founder: “The first serious infowar is now engaged. The field of battle is WikiLeaks. You are the troops.” It’s a battle that has enthralled hundreds of thousands of our readers and made our coverage of WikiLeaks the top stories of the week here at ReadWriteWeb. As part of our annual year-end series on top products and developments we looked at how online reading habits have changed over 2010 as well as the year’s top RSS and syndication technologies. And in our coverage of the real-time Web, Audrey Watters reported on a new visualization tool that gives users a real-time view of what scientists are reading. More top stories after the jump.
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- PayPal Announces It Will No Longer Handle Wikileaks Donations
- Facebook: We’re Not Kicking Wikileaks Off Our Site
- Wikipedia Editors Delete Article Listing WikiLeaks Mirror Sites
- [UPDATED] Anonymous Ousted from Twitter and Facebook, Back on Twitter Already
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