What would happen if a clutch of big banks decided that a particularly irksome blogger or other organization was “too risky”? What if they decided — one by one — to shut down financial access to a newspaper that was about to reveal irksome truths about their operations? This decision should not be left solely up to business-as-usual among the banks.

NYT's Christmas Day editorial concerns the financial industry disconnection of wikileaks sans due process. I think there is more to say that what was said here, but at least they said something...