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How will OpenLeaks work?

Michel Bauwens

3rd February 2011

OpenLeaks is online!

“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.”

Here’s an explanatory video:

OpenLeaks 101 from openleaks on Vimeo.

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