![“[T]o Lisa Gitelman, a professor of English and media studies at New York University, there’s at least one aspect of Daniel Ellsberg’s leaking of top-secret Defense Department documents that scholars have failed to consider adequately: the
Xerox technology that allowed him to copy them in the first place.” The scholarship of paperwork, in The New York Times.For more of this morning’s roundup, click here.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/0a19c56026ad8b3cada1eb5ccf071609/tumblr_mf6lp015iV1qced37o1_500.jpg)
“[T]o Lisa Gitelman, a professor of English and media studies at New York University, there’s at least one aspect of Daniel Ellsberg’s leaking of top-secret Defense Department documents that scholars have failed to consider adequately: the
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