Within three days, three American Internet companies decide to do with WikiLeaks, such as Amazon's server provider, domain providers EveryDNS.net and provider of online payment service PayPal.
Finally, WikiLeaks was forced to move its server services to various places, one of which is a Bahnhof's servers in Sweden. As for the domain, according to monitoring VIVAnews, WikiLeaks has some States as a provider of domain services, such as Switzerland (. Ch), Germany (. De) and the Netherlands (. Nl).
As quoted from the pages of The Guardian, Saturday, November 4, 2010, the U.S. government is increasingly hot on WikiLeaks behavior, exerting pressure on companies that domain owners to stop their services. However, the company's Swiss domain, Switch, it refused to do so.
They said that a request made directly by the U.S. and France are not unreasonable. The company's domain is the Swiss government said there was no reason for them to discontinue its services to WikiLeaks.
This switch attitude conveyed by the President of the Pirate Party of Switzerland (Swiss Pirate Party), Denis Simonet, who said that the switch has ensured him that they will not block WikiLeaks. Pirate Party of Switzerland is what helped to register a domain name Wikileaks.ch to the Switch.
"A few minutes ago I received news that the switch will not stop WikiLeaks," he said.
Meanwhile, the International Pirate Party leader in Britain, Laurence Kaye, said that pirate parties across Europe have a large role in the continuity of access to WikiLeaks.
"We support WikiLeaks project because access to information is a requirement of democracy is strong," he said.
Finally, WikiLeaks was forced to move its server services to various places, one of which is a Bahnhof's servers in Sweden. As for the domain, according to monitoring VIVAnews, WikiLeaks has some States as a provider of domain services, such as Switzerland (. Ch), Germany (. De) and the Netherlands (. Nl).
As quoted from the pages of The Guardian, Saturday, November 4, 2010, the U.S. government is increasingly hot on WikiLeaks behavior, exerting pressure on companies that domain owners to stop their services. However, the company's Swiss domain, Switch, it refused to do so.
They said that a request made directly by the U.S. and France are not unreasonable. The company's domain is the Swiss government said there was no reason for them to discontinue its services to WikiLeaks.
This switch attitude conveyed by the President of the Pirate Party of Switzerland (Swiss Pirate Party), Denis Simonet, who said that the switch has ensured him that they will not block WikiLeaks. Pirate Party of Switzerland is what helped to register a domain name Wikileaks.ch to the Switch.
"A few minutes ago I received news that the switch will not stop WikiLeaks," he said.
Meanwhile, the International Pirate Party leader in Britain, Laurence Kaye, said that pirate parties across Europe have a large role in the continuity of access to WikiLeaks.
"We support WikiLeaks project because access to information is a requirement of democracy is strong," he said.
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