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'Free' author regrets copying Wikipedia
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
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.
Wikipedia slapped with National Portrait Gallery copyright order
A developer for the Wikimedia Foundation has been given a copyright infringement notice by the National Portrait Gallery, regarding images of paintings uploaded to Wikipedia.
Hands on: Wolfram Alpha review
The Wolfram Alpha computational knowledge engine will go live this week. Scientists, students and researchers will love it - the general public might wonder what all the fuss is about.
Wikipedia hoax shames major publishers
It's not often that student pranks make headlines across the world, but the rise of the internet has helped one 22-year-old do exactly that.
Microsoft kills off Encarta encyclopaedia
News has arrived that Microsoft will be ending MSN Encarta, with the encyclopaedia project doomed by the rise of the likes of Wikipedia.
Twitter studies to be part of curriculum
A planned shake up of the curriculum will see pupils taught 'modern media and web-based skills' as they are prepared to cope with life in the 21st Century.
