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Wikipedia meets $20 million fundraising target
By Kate Solomon published
Time to say goodbye to the unintentionally comical contributor photos on Wikipedia as the crowd-sourced encyclopaedia has met its $20 million (£12.8 million) fundraising target.
Jimmy Wales reckons editing Wikipedia is too complicated
By Chris Smith published
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales reckons that too many users are scared to edit the site incase they break something.
Wikipedia founder: Times paywall 'won't last'
By Marc Chacksfield published
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has hit out at the Times for putting its website behind a paywall, believing the business model won't work and is making the paper irrelevant on the web.
Wikipedia to get a 'simplified' makeover
By Marc Chacksfield published
Wikipedia is about to get one of its biggest makeovers, with its owners The Wikimedia Foundation announcing significant changes to the website.
WikiReader takes Wikipedia offline in e-book form
By Marc Chacksfield published
Three million articles in your hand
Wikipedia: Press talking 'nonsense' over Flagged Revisions
By Patrick Goss published
Changes coming in '2-3 months'
'Free' author regrets copying Wikipedia
By Adam Hartley published
Author editor Chris Anderson has been explaining how he considers Google to be 'the poster child of free' when explaining his theory of 'free-conomics' in today's online economy.
National Portrait Gallery responds to Wikipedia copyright case
By Marc Chacksfield published
Exclusive News broke recently that the National Portrait Gallery had issued a copyright infringement letter to a Wikipedia uploader, asking for thousands of images to be taken off of the site.
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