Canadian citizens and ISPs have been quick to take up the call issued by WikiLeaks administrators to create mirrors of the organization’s original site after a U.S. domain-name provider shut down the wikileaks.org address late last week
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Canadian WikiLeaks mirrors could spark legal battles

Canadian citizens and ISPs have been quick to take up the call issued by WikiLeaks administrators to create mirrors of the organization’s original site after a U.S. domain-name provider shut down the wikileaks.org address late last week
Canadian citizens and ISPs have been quick to take up the call issued by WikiLeaks administrators to create mirrors of the organization’s original site after a U.S. domain-name provider shut down the wikileaks.org address late last week
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