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OpenLeaks
OpenLeaks is a project that aims at making whistleblowing safer and more widespread. This will be done by providing dedicated and generally free services to whistleblowers and organizations interested in transparency. We will also create a Knowledge Base aiming to provide a comprehensive reference to all areas surrounding whistleblowing.
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WikiLeaks and the Rise of OpenLeaks
Daniel Domscheit-Berg (pictured here at right before leaving WikiLeaks in September) is launching a spinoff called OpenLeaks.
Ex-WikiLeaker Explains His Spinoff Group, OpenLeaks - Andy Greenberg - The Firewall - Forbes
The news has been widely divulged by the press and reported on the web , but OpenLeaks’ launch – or at the very least its official online presence - should be finalised within this week. Presented as an alternative to WikiLeaks, founded by German Daniel Domscheit-Berg – who, under the name Daniel Schmitt, acted as spokesperson for the organization before being fired in September - the new platform is based on the same premise: allowing anonymous informants to provide sensitive information to the media, ensuring their complete safety throughout the whole process.
Interview: Daniel Domscheit-Berg presents OpenLeaks » Article » OWNI.eu, Digital Journalism
In an e-mail to CNN, Domscheit-Berg said the group hopes to launch its site Monday.
WikiLeaks rival plans Monday launch after internal split, founders say - CNN
Daniel Domscheit-Berg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Daniel Domscheit-Berg , previously known under the pseudonym Daniel Schmitt (born 1978), is a German technology activist. [ 1 ] He is best known for his role, until September 2010, as a spokesperson for WikiLeaks , the whistleblower organization, in Germany.
Der Netzpolitik-Podcast Folge 102 ist ein rund 45 Minuten langes Gespräch mit Daniel Domscheit-Berg, der bis vergangene Woche den meisten nur als Daniel Schmitt von Wikileaks bekannt war.
Daniel Domscheit-Berg – Inside Wikileaks : netzpolitik.org
Former WikiLeaks Members Form "Openleaks"
As WikiLeaks and its leader Julian Assange face mounting legal issues, key members of the project are reportedly jumping ship. According to the Swedish news site DN.se , the new project, dubbed Openleaks, is going to launch Monday.Transcript of OpenLeaks video « Clay Shirky
Daniel Domscheit-Berg, formerly of Wikileaks and now working on the OpenLeaks project, recently gave a presentation at 27C3 . Because the talk is dense and the video long, I had it transcribed today.
As everyone who’s even half-awake knows by now, a bunch of people who used to work on Wikileaks have got together to work on Openleaks . From what I hear, Openleaks is going to be so much better than Wikileaks – it will have no editorial role, it will strongly protect people who submit leaks, it’s not about the people who run it, it’ll be distributed and encrypted. But where’s the design to back up this rhetoric?
Is Openleaks The Next Haystack?
The founder of a new WikiLeaks -like site called "OpenLeaks," Daniel Domscheit-Berg , took the stage today at DLD and explained what he thinks WikiLeaks is doing wrong and why he is creating OpenLeaks. Domscheit-Berg used to be the head of communications at WikiLeaks.
WikiLeaks Defector Explains What's Wrong With WikiLeaks And Why He's Creating A New Site Called "OpenLeaks"
In an article published on February 4th by Financial Times, Aaron Barr, CEO of the security services firm HBGary Federal, claims to have been spying on those frequenting the Anonymous Operations chat network. In response, hackers under the banner of Anonymous have attacked the HBGary Federal computer system, defacing their website .