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  1. Go to Wikipedia, it clearly says that he died on the 30th April 1945.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 1 month ago
  2. They said they originally wanted to be sort of like a Wikipedia entry for things that don’t get a Wikipedia entry. Also, Quora has moderators, and you can’t ask the same question twice. We’re much more about the real-time, here and now, and we don’t mind a question being asked time and again, because it...
    SOURCE: The Next Web 1 month ago
  3. Well, not exactly - you see we based this off a real world technique used by Special Forces operatives. You can look it up on Wikipedia!
    SOURCE: Kotaku 1 month ago
  4. Oh Wikipedia. The source of all things true. Haha! NOT!! I’m NOT dead, I don’t even own an apartment AND my birthday is NOT Jan 14th! Where does this crap come from? People with too much time on their hands and no purpose? Crazy. However I guess I should say thanks…got me trending worldwide. Haha! Cause...
    SOURCE: Examiner.com 1 month ago
  5. I went on Wikipedia and looked him up
    – David DeJesus SOURCE: ESPN 2 months ago
  6. I went on Wikipedia and saw that he has a lot of experience with managers who have won a lot of ballgames ... That's the type of guy I want to be around.
    SOURCE: MLB.com 2 months ago
  7. We're going to try to create an online encyclopedia, a sort of Islamic Wikipedia
    SOURCE: France 24 2 months ago
  8. Even though the problem of what to do about global climate change is very complex, recent examples like Wikipedia, Google and Linux show that it’s possible to harness the collective intelligence of thousands of people around the world to solve complex global problems. Our goal with the Climate CoLab is ...
    SOURCE: environmental-expert.com 2 months ago
  9. You can either tell us we’re WRONG WRONG WRONG and Wikipedia functions perfectly as is...
    SOURCE: TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home 2 months ago
  10. Mind the Gap(s)! Writing Styles of Female Editors on Wikipedia
    SOURCE: Wikimedia blog 2 months ago
  11. the efficiency of the Wikipedia projects in different languages in transforming inputs (people using the Internet) into outputs (articles). We find a decreasing return to scale in the biggest projects, but the size or the age of the projects are not the main explanation for the variations in efficiency ...
    SOURCE: Wikimedia blog 2 months ago
  12. all network motifs have some potential to discriminate between good and basic Wikipedia articles
    SOURCE: Wikimedia blog 2 months ago
  13. You can trace more of what GeoCities was in what Wikipedia is, because that's about collaboration on subjects.
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 2 months ago
  14. According to that unassailable fortress of accuracy and wisdom, Wikipedia, the chairman of the little-Cypriot-engine-that-could, Apoel (Thursday's Fiver), is named Fivos Erotokritou. A long-lost, wine-sipping, meze-chomping Cypriot cousin of the Fiver, perhaps?
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 2 months ago
  15. YouTube and Wikipedia are knowledge warehouses, which rival the greatest libraries ever built yet they lack the structure and curriculum required to master a subject ... Our goal is to help students tap into this open knowledge base in an intuitive, convenient and engaging way while maintaining the acad...
    SOURCE: PRWeb 2 months ago
  16. With the exception of Ted Kennedy, Barney is the most significant liberal voice in politics over the last 40 years ... He’s the Wikipedia of Congress. He knows something about everything.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 2 months ago
  17. If it’s on Wikipedia, it must be true
    SOURCE: Canes Country, For Carolina Hurricanes Fans 2 months ago
  18. Like Google and Wikipedia, DNA barcoding scarcely existed a decade ago, and now we are a vibrant community built on 21st century scientific tools.
    SOURCE: EurekAlert 2 months ago
  19. My admittedly minor run-ins with Wikipedia and those of my friends remind me of a sailing club where I was once a member. There was a ...
    SOURCE: TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home 2 months ago
  20. I love Wikipedia. I don't agree with any of the criticisms in this article. They are marginal and utterly trivial. Criticising ANY service, company, application, web ...
    SOURCE: TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home 2 months ago
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Wikipedia

Wikipedia (pronunciation ) is a free, multilingual, open content encyclopedia project operated by the United States-based non-profit Wikimedia Foundation. Its name is a portmanteau of the words wiki (a technology for creating collaborative websites) and encyclopedia. Launched in 2001 by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger, it is currently the largest,... Full Article

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  1. the efficiency of the Wikipedia projects in different languages in transforming inputs (people using the Internet) into outputs (articles). We find a decreasing return to scale in the biggest projects, but the size or the age of the projects are not the main explanation for the variations in efficiency ...
    SOURCE: Wikimedia blog 2 months ago
  2. all network motifs have some potential to discriminate between good and basic Wikipedia articles
    SOURCE: Wikimedia blog 2 months ago
  3. You can trace more of what GeoCities was in what Wikipedia is, because that's about collaboration on subjects.
    SOURCE: Los Angeles Times 2 months ago
  4. According to that unassailable fortress of accuracy and wisdom, Wikipedia, the chairman of the little-Cypriot-engine-that-could, Apoel (Thursday's Fiver), is named Fivos Erotokritou. A long-lost, wine-sipping, meze-chomping Cypriot cousin of the Fiver, perhaps?
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 2 months ago
  5. YouTube and Wikipedia are knowledge warehouses, which rival the greatest libraries ever built yet they lack the structure and curriculum required to master a subject ... Our goal is to help students tap into this open knowledge base in an intuitive, convenient and engaging way while maintaining the acad...
    SOURCE: PRWeb 2 months ago
  6. With the exception of Ted Kennedy, Barney is the most significant liberal voice in politics over the last 40 years ... He’s the Wikipedia of Congress. He knows something about everything.
    SOURCE: Boston Herald 2 months ago
  7. If it’s on Wikipedia, it must be true
    SOURCE: Canes Country, For Carolina Hurricanes Fans 2 months ago
  8. Like Google and Wikipedia, DNA barcoding scarcely existed a decade ago, and now we are a vibrant community built on 21st century scientific tools.
    SOURCE: EurekAlert 2 months ago
  9. My admittedly minor run-ins with Wikipedia and those of my friends remind me of a sailing club where I was once a member. There was a ...
    SOURCE: TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home 2 months ago
  10. I love Wikipedia. I don't agree with any of the criticisms in this article. They are marginal and utterly trivial. Criticising ANY service, company, application, web ...
    SOURCE: TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home 2 months ago
  11. It's all about transparency. We want to make as much information available to the public as they want. So for example, if you've just moved to Surrey you'll be able to see where the nearest schools are and so on ... In a sense it's like a Wikipedia for Surrey.
    SOURCE: The Register 2 months ago
  12. We know that Wikipedia is more popular ... I am also certain that given a choice, people would prefer us. It is also a fact that many people do not want to pay.
    SOURCE: Chicago Tribune 2 months ago
  13. With a single tap, see all the passages across a book that mention ideas, fictional characters, historical figures, places or topics of interest, as well as more detailed descriptions from Wikipedia
    SOURCE: Washington Times 2 months ago
  14. if I were to write a Wikipedia definition of lobbying it might not be all that different from their description
    SOURCE: Christian Science Monitor 2 months ago
  15. Wikipedia's anonymity and ad-free design are virtuous, but some writers need better incentives.
    SOURCE: AOL News 2 months ago
  16. I know who you are. We looked you up on Wikipedia. You played at Woodstock. That's awesome!
    SOURCE: NPR 2 months ago
  17. You won’t believe the number of people who start with Facebook and Twitter…and even blogs when I ask them what is social media. Some even quote verbatim from Wikipedia. I wonder how you’d go about it
    SOURCE: WATBlog 2 months ago
  18. Wikipedia has made university education all but pointless
    SOURCE: Guardian Unlimited 2 months ago
  19. Please discontinue using Wikipedia to further your own personal celebrity.
    SOURCE: NetworkWorld 2 months ago
  20. If you look at people’s screens, what do you see? ... Facebook. People paying bills. Wikipedia. Somebody’s watching a movie.
    SOURCE: The Huffington Post 2 months ago
  21. So much Jewish holidays, I don’t have time to Wikipedia them all.
    SOURCE: Brokelyn 2 months ago
  22. I’m sure he’s right now going to Wikipedia
    SOURCE: Globe and Mail 2 months ago
  23. These days, given that you could make yourself a pretty good free principles text just by downloading relevant Wikipedia entries, I don't see how these [textbook] rents can be sustained over the long run (I am aware that not all or perhaps not even a majority of the rents are going to the authors).
    SOURCE: Carpe Diem 2 months ago
  24. Each time I go to Wikipedia, I see a photo of Jimmy Wales. It's as if he's watching over all of us … it's the wikiopticon
    SOURCE: The Atlantic 2 months ago
  25. Wikipedia is the #5 site on the web and serves 450 million different people every month – with billions of page views ... Commerce is fine. Advertising is not evil. But it doesn't belong here. Not in Wikipedia.
    SOURCE: Softpedia 2 months ago