Web Search Result(s) for Sealand

• Society: Issues: Micronations: Business and Tax Havens  (7)

The Government of the Principality of Sealand - Official information about the entity which occupies a sea fort built during World War Two in international waters near Britain.

HavenCo Ltd - A hosting company with its initial datacenter located on Sealand.

Principality of Sealand - Was the official web site. It is now maintained for historical purposes.

The Principality of Sealand - Official website of the Government of Sealand.

Sealand Photo Gallery - Photographs of Sealand and its inhabitants by Kim Gilmour. Sealand is the offshore gun platform which now houses a Web hosting company called HavenCo.

BBC News : Web rebels profit from net controls - Science/Nature story written by Alfred Hermida. (July 9, 2002)

Sealand: Taking Offshore Hosting to a New Level - Article describing web-hosting services offered by HavenCo, located in the Principality of Sealand. (July 10, 2001)

Slashdot | Answers From Sealand: CTO Ryan Lackey Responds - Answers (and subsequent discussion) of questions Slashdot users asked the Havenco CTO Ryan Lackey about him starting a data haven on Sealand. (July 3, 2000)

Wired 8.07: Welcome to Sealand. Now Bugger Off. - Story by Simson Garfinkel. (July, 2000)

BBC News | UK | Offshore and offline? - Plans for an offshore data haven free of government interference could be scuppered because the site lies within British waters. (June 12, 2000)

Slashdot | Ask Havenco's CTO Anything You'd Like - An article (with discussion) about questions people would like to ask the boss of Havenco, the Sealand-based data haven. (June 7, 2000)

Slashdot | Data Haven To Open For Business - Today - An article (with discussion) about Sealand due to open its internet data haven for business. (June 5, 2000)

NYT: Rebel Outpost on the Fringes of Cyberspace - A New York Times article about the setup of Havenco on Sealand. (June 4, 2000)

Wired News: A Data Sanctuary Is Born - Business section story by Declan McCullagh. (June 4, 2000)