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Visa, MasterCard and PayPal announced in the past few weeks that they would not process any transaction intended for WikiLeaks.
Banks and WikiLeaks - NYTimes.com
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IDG News Service - Wikileaks.org, the online clearinghouse for leaked documents, is working on a plan to make the Web leakier by enabling newspapers, human rights organizations, criminal investigators and others to embed an "upload a disclosure to me via Wikileaks" form onto their Web sites.
Wikileaks plans to make the Web a leakier place - Computerworld
In a rare interview, Assange tells Forbes that the release of Pentagon and State Department documents are just the beginning. His next target: big business. Early next year, Julian Assange says, a major American bank will suddenly find itself turned inside out.
WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Wants To Spill Your Corporate Secrets - Andy Greenberg - The Firewall - Forbes
Bank Of America Stock Takes Hit After WikiLeaks Rumors, Then Rebounds
UPDATE: Bank of America's stock rebounded in early trading Wednesday, rising .50 percent. ORIGINAL POST: Bank of America's stock took a hit on Tuesday, as rumors circulated that WikiLeaks could release a trove of the bank's secret -- and potentially "unethical" -- documents next year.After sending shudders through the diplomatic community and the military with its release of troves of documents in recent months, WikiLeaks’ has turned its sights to Wall Street. Julian Assange, the secretive founder of WikiLeaks, told Forbes that he’s planning a leak early next year related to “a big U.S. bank.”
Wall Street: Time to Panic About WikiLeaks - Deal Journal - WSJ
Bank of America: Next Wikileaks Target? - MarketBeat - WSJ
Associated Press Forbes points out that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has said that he’s going to make a major U.S. bank the focus of a coming Wikileaks dump. ( Our colleagues at Deal Journal posted on it .)by Steve Ragan - Dec 18 2010, 10:16
Bank of America hits WikiLeaks with financial Denial of Service attack - Internet
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Companies / Banks - Bank of America cuts off WikiLeaks payments
Financial giant Bank of America has added its name to the list of institutions dropping support for WikiLeaks , announcing that it has stopped handling any payments to or from the whistle-blowing website.