Court dismisses Assange TV film complaint

A complaint by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange that a television show infringed his privacy by showing footage of him dancing in a nightclub has not been upheld by the UK's communications watchdog Ofcom.

A complaint by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange that a television show infringed his privacy by showing footage of him dancing in a nightclub has not been upheld by the UK's communications watchdog Ofcom.

The Australian, currently living inside Ecuador’s embassy in London, complained about the More 4 show 'True Stories: Wikileaks: Secrets And Lies', which tracked the history of the organisation and included interviews with Mr Assange and people who have worked with him.

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