The Julian Assange case matters for a lot of reasons — most of all, if it is a violation of the Espionage Act to publish classified materials, then many journalists could face prison. But it’s also worth considering Wikileaks massive contributions to the public 

 The Julian Assange case is significant due to its implications for news freedom and the potential consequences for journalists, alongside considering WikiLeaks' substantial public contributions. 

 Press Freedom and Democracy: The case highlights the broader issues of press freedom and its importance in maintaining a healthy democracy. It raises concerns about the chilling effect that the prosecution of journalists and whistleblowers can have on investigative reporting and transparency. 

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 The legal battle to extradite Julian Assange to the U.S. has raised concerns about its potential impact on press freedom globally. The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has expressed worry that the charges against Assange could have cataclysmic implications for press freedom, allowing for the prosecution of any journalists who publish leaked documents