Survive Anything: What to Learn from WikiLeaks

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Survive Anything: What to Learn from WikiLeaks No matter what you think about WikiLeaks, it offers lessons for how to keep a Web site alive against all odds. Here are four words to keep in mind in case your funding gets cut off, your Web host rejects you, or other calamities arise. - Elsa Wenzel, PCWorld Top Story WikiLeaks: A Case Study in Web Survivability Organizations can learn a thing or two from WikiLeaks about how to keep a Web site online and available in the face of adversity. Share: More Solutions From the PCWorld Business Center Thin Clients Fit the Bill When PCs Are Overkill Ultraslim terminals can reduce the costs and work involved in managing desktop systems. Share: IE9 "Do Not Track" Feature Prone to User Error Microsoft introduced a new feature in IE9 to protect privacy online, but the security control relies on the user to properly configure and maintain it. 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