Five Annotated Bibliographical Pieces.

Anon News.Org
A website with information  and propaganda relating to various Anonymous operations. Examples of such operations as “Operation Invade Wall Street,” “Operation Rainbow Dark,” and “Operation DOX NYPD.” Also includes external news sources relating to Anonymous’ activities.
A Message to the American People
This is a propaganda piece made by members of Anonymous in response to the National Defense Authorization Act. Anonymous comes out strongly against it, calling the bill “the most traitorous act ever witnessed by the Senate.”  It then gives some information on the etails of the bill, claiming it will allow the U.S. military to lock anyone up without trial. Lastly, Anonymous issues a classic call for action among the viewers.
Buy Back America- Truth is Revolutionary
A radio section about Anonymous’ old site, Truth Is Revolutionary. A new segment about the youth movements of today. Statement from a member of Anonymous regarding hacking (or the lack thereof) on the part of Anonymous members; says that DDoS is NOT hacking, rather a type of online sit-ins. Some information on why they targeted Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, etc. and some Anonymous’ opinions on government and Wikileaks. Will be very useful; many direct quotes from interviews with Anonymous members.
Anonymous Exposes German Neo-Nazis
A short news article on “Operation Blitzkreig,” an Anonymous operation focusing on Neo-Nazis. The group created a website for this operation, hacking the National Democratic Party of Germany and several online Nazi supply stores  and posting the names, addresses and email addresses of the members of these sites. Provides insight into the reactions of some Germans, saying it is an invasion of privacy.
“‘Anonymous’ hacktivists expose the intelligence gap” 
 Article summarizing the activities of Anonymous over Christmas, focusing on the hacking of US intelligence company Stratfor. The group released names, email addresses, passwords and credit card information of subscribers to the company. However, Stratfor claims that these subscribers are not actual clients, saying Anonymous may be disappointed with the results of their efforts. Article then goes on to explain who and what Anonymous is, saying it is a “loose collection of people,” and extrapolating on several of Anonymous’ previous activities.