The hazards of nerd supremacy: The case of Wikileaks (by Jaron Lanier)
theatlantic.com
theatlantic.com
He constructs, at great length, a random array of straw men and then carries through by failing to demolish them.
To put it another way, the article completely mischaracterises the arguments of everyone he doesn't disagree with and then fails to defeat the arguments he has constructed.
This wouldn't be so bad if the article was shorter.
(My apologies for not linking to it in the first place)