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WikiLeaks has rolled out a new homepage today, one that takes more than a little inspiration from a certain search engine you all know. <\/p>\n
Visitors to the whistleblowers website were greeted with this familiar sight today, and likely succeeded in confusing many at first. However, there is an ulterior motive behind the site revamp. <\/p>\n
Yes, it seems that WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange is looking to draw attention to a book he recently released, called When Google met WikiLeaks, in which Assange claims Google is a little too cosy with the U.S. government. <\/p>\n
WikiLeaks actually previously published a full transcript of a secret five-hour chat between Googles Eric Schmidt and Assange that took place in 2011, which Schmidt instigated for research into a book he wrote called The New Digital Age. <\/p>\n
At any rate, WikiLeaks is going all-in with this new design, even offering a T-shirt with the Google-fied logo on it. Its yours for a mere $21. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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