WikiLeaks scrambled to stay online as companies and governments either pulled or threatened to pull Internet-support services to the controversial document-leaking website. WikiLeaks' Internet domain name, wikileaks.org, was inaccessible after a U.S. domain-name service provider, EveryDNS.net, said it had withdrawn service to WikiLeaks.
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