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Wikileaks to move to Switzerland or Australia?

  • 發佈時間:2011-01-11

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  •       After the Wikileaks scandal had a great impact on everyone,Julian Assange told Swiss media he is considering to move all the operations in Switzerland or even Australia . Julian Assange told Tribune de Genève and 24 Heures that Switzerland is one of the possibilities and the main domain name is a .ch ,even though there are strong pressure.


          Moreover he also said that Australia is also a possibility he will consider.


          Julian Assange told the two newspapers that he Wikileaks functioned normally,despite strong pressures.


          “I would say the pressure strengthens my determination".


          However,he confirmed the fact that Wikileaks has been losing more than $622,000.


          “But financially it is a different matter. We have been losing more than SFr600,000 ($622,000) a week since we started publishing the diplomatic cables. If we are to continue our activities, we will have to get that money back one way or another.”


          WikiLeaks had to move its domain name after EveryDNS ,a Dynamic Network Services' subsidiary withdrawn its service to it.


          Not only EveryDNS had to withdrawn its services,but also the government wanted to do this after the website released some secret US diplomatic documents.

     

    Source from Domain News

     

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