The most interesting thing about this new Wikileaks leak is not the content, but who they are working with to publish it.

Public partners in the investigation: 

More than 25 media partners (others will be disclosed after their first publication) :

 Al Akhbar – Lebanon – http://english.al-akhbar.com
 Al Masry Al Youm – Egypt – http://www.almasry-alyoum.com
 Bivol – Bulgaria – http://bivol.bg
 CIPER – Chile – http://ciperchile.cl
 Dawn Media – Pakistan – http://www.dawn.com
 L’Espresso – Italy – http://espresso.repubblica.it
 La Repubblica – Italy – http://www.repubblica.it
 La Jornada – Mexico – www.jornada.unam.mx/
 La Nacion – Costa Rica – http://www.nacion.com
 Malaysia Today – Malaysia – www.malaysia-today.net
 McClatchy – United States – http://www.mcclatchy.com
 Nawaat – Tunisia – http://nawaat.org
 NDR/ARD – Germany – http://www.ndr.de
 Owni – France – http://owni.fr
 Pagina 12 – Argentina – www.pagina12.com.ar
 Plaza Publica – Guatemala – http://plazapublica.com.gt
 Publico.es – Spain – www.publico.es
 Rolling Stone – United States – http://www.rollingstone.com
 Russia Reporter – Russia – http://rusrep.ru
 Ta Nea – Greece –- http://www.tanea.gr
 Taraf – Turkey – http://www.taraf.com.tr
 The Hindu – India – www.thehindu.com
 The Yes Men – Bhopal Activists – Global http://theyesmen.org
 Nicky Hager – New Zealand

It looks like either the major US newspapers no longer want to work with Wikileaks or they have been cut out.