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The name "WikiLeaks" is derived from two components: "Wiki," which refers to a collaborative website that allows users to add and edit content, and "Leaks," signifying the release of confidential information. The term reflects the organization's mission to provide a platform for whistleblowers and sources to share classified documents and information with the public. Founded in 2006, WikiLeaks aims to promote transparency and expose government and corporate misconduct.
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Who created the wikileaks website?
Julian assange created wikileaks.
How did Julian assange had the name wikileaks?
Julian got the name via legal means in that he brought it from doman name hosts. he choose the name as he weas leaking information onto the web for anyone to see, alter and use as they saw fit. as such he picked the name wikileaks in honor of the information site wikipedia.
Who is the President of WikiLeaks?
Julian Assange is the co-founder and director of WikiLeaks.
What is the controversy between Conan O'Brien and WikiLeaks?
Wikileaks did not like a joke he made about them.
Who is the spokesperson and editor in chief for WikiLeaks?
Julian Assange is the spokesperson and editor in chief for WikiLeaks.
Is it illegal to look at the cables that wikileaks has leaked?
No, it is not illegal for a person to view the cables on wikileaks.
Is it illegal to read WikiLeaks according to CNN?
No, it is not illegal to read WikiLeaks according to CNN.
Where is the rest of WikiLeaks I can only access the Iraq war logs?
All the WikiLeaks are available on wikileaks.org
Is WikiAnswers related to WikiLeaks?
No, as far as I know Wikileaks is entirely different from Wikianswers and even Wikipedia.
When was WikiLeaks website launched?
The WikiLeaks website first appeared on the Internet in December 2006.
Does WikiLeaks use Google as a source?
No, WikiLeaks was actually blocked by Google when the US government censored them in 2010/2011.
What are the release dates for XoXo Wikileaks - 2011?
XoXo Wikileaks - 2011 was released on: USA: 10 January 2011
