I'm very interested but honestly, based on how much WikiLeaks is ticking off the U.S. Govt, how long until one of their donors is convicted of supporting a terrorist organization?
I mean, they just convicted a guy in New York for letting an alleged terrorist store socks and ponchos in his apartment.
Hey thanks, flattr seems to be pretty much the content micropayment system I have been wishing for (being one of those people who actually want to give money for content I love).
Has Wikileaks ever explained how they're using their budget? The last number I read was $600k per year, with no explanation of what that money went to.
The primary servers are in Sweden because of the favorable free speech climate -> higher barriers to take down notices. The video editing was done in Iceland a few months ago. Julian Assange is Australian. There are people from pretty much everywhere working on the project.
WikiLeaks is a trans-national organization, trying to fit things like it into a construct where it has a nationality is obsolete.
What, were you expecting Tech Crunch to check facts beyond a trip to Wikipedia? Actually seems like they can't even handle that a lot of the time. So, I guess WL is based in Iceland now or something, but I guarantee very few people actually care.
If I recall, Wikileaks does work Swedish jurisdiction (where it is illegal to reveal a source in some circumstances) into their submission chain somehow. Or is it The Netherlands I am thinking of?
both have been used
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