WikiLeaks fights to stay online amid attacks

Wikileaks struggled to stay online today as authorities moved to cut its access to the internet.

WikiLeaks fights to stay online amid attacks
Fri, 03 Dec, 2010 - 15:56

Wikileaks struggled to stay online today as authorities moved to cut its access to the internet.

The move would be a crippling blow for an organisation dedicated to releasing secret information via the web.

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