Let us admit the fact that the Christian music industry is one of the fastest growing industries today whose expansion is twice the rate of the secular music industry. And there are just as many radio stations that play this kind of music with millions of viewers wanting to listen to the songs that are released every week.

Since music is a major part of Christianity, there are a large number of artists that record albums and even have a tour to visit fans that love their music and the message it conveys. But since they cannot go everywhere, to other countries, for example, finding another medium to convey the message of hope, love, and peace in the form of gospel music has made itself available over the internet.

While there are radio stations that do play music that is related to Christianity, this has spread to other countries, thanks to the far-reaching effects of free internet radio.  With the kind of choices that are available to users nowadays, there is no doubt that you not only keep with the latest updates in Christian music but also find access to some of the older songs that you also grew up with.

And if you are not sure on how to access these radio stations, all you have to do is log on to the internet and find free radio stations that will not only play this kind of music but tunes from several other genres as well.

Steven Spielberg, in securing the screen rights to the book known as Wikileaks: Inside Julian Assange’s War on Secrecy written by two prominent Guardian journalists is all set to have his studio oversee the productions of the movie.

The book has been written as an investigative thriller along the lines of “All the President’s Men” carefully documenting the life of Julian Assange right from his childhood all the way to the creation of the infamous Wikileaks website in 2006.

It also meticulously documents the close and secretive relationship between The Guardian and Wikileaks, and their collaboration which is considered by many to be one of the greatest journalistic scoops for a long time to come. Along with this, there is detailed coverage of the leak of almost 250000 secret cables that were released in December 2010.

While this project in no doubt undertaken by DreamWorks, Spielberg’s company, there are other projects that are also underway to cover this story in the form of a documentary by Alex Gibney and a biopic that is based on a New York article by Raffi Khatchadourian and that will be co-produced by HBO and the BBC.

In comparison to these projects, DreamWorks version seems to be in the initial stages since it requires a screenwriter, a cast and a director. And while Julian Assange fighting with an extradition order to Sweden where he has to deal with sexual abuse allegations, there is little doubt that this movie will raise a lot of eyebrows and get attention from moviegoers everywhere.