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April 13, 2012

Mastercard: Australia's Prime Minister did not tell us to block Wikileaks donations

ABC Technology :: A viral Tweet which alleges Australia's Prime Minister and Attorney General ordered Mastercard to block donations to Wikileaks has been rubbished by Mastercard. The story broke as Wikileaks and its supporters plan to mark Julian Assange's detention in the UK for 500 days without charge, on April 20.

Also here (via @jaraparilla):

Details and Twitter conversation - Continue to read Nick Ross, www.abc.net.au

April 13, 2012 at 07:17 AM |

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