To make sure that none of its treasure of leaked information is leaked, WikiLeaks is asking its associates to sign a nondisclosure agreement that the leaked information is solely the property of WikiLeaks, and should anyone leak this commercial property, they would be subject to a penalty of 12 million pounds or almost $20 million.
WikiLeaks has yet to sell any of its information and an attempt to auction off e-mails of an aide to Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez flopped. -db
From Wired, May 11, 2011, by Kevin Poulsen.