Press clippings/2012

June

June 1

• Tech Republic | Wikipedia's dearth of women contributors: An interview with Sarah Stierch

June 2

• The Times of India | Urdu Wikipedia to be up and running soon
• Medical Xpress | Researchers launch website that monitors the tobacco industry
• CNET | Bing plugs Encyclopedia Britannica into its search results
• South Wales Argus | Monmouthshire gets cash to carry on pioneering

June 3

• Boston Globe | Objectifying the mystery woman

June 5

• Fox News | Porn still No. 1 on Wikipedia, co-founder Larry Sanger warns
• TechCrunch | Keen On… Larry Sanger: Does Wikipedia Need To Be Censored? [TCTV]
• TheNextWeb | China’s Wikipedia, Hudong teams up with Bing to boost search technologies
• Sacramento Bee | China's Wikipedia Hudong.com to help bring in search model revolution
• Forbes | Are Free E-Texbooks The Future--- Or Old Fashioned Copyright Infringement
• Torrent Freak | ACTA is great, says US Government June 5, 2012 http://torrentfreak.com/acta-is-great-says-us-government-120604/
• Business Insider | Hate SOPA and CISPA? Get ready for steady stream of Internet regulation bills until they pass

June 6

• Techpinions | Was Winning on SOPA Bad for Tech?
• The Atlantic | The Good, The Bad and The Awesome: The Culture of Reddit
• Business Insider | This Wikipedia cofounder thinks the site has too much porn, and he doesn't regret quitting

June 9

• Red Orbit | Encyclopedia Britannica To Answer Bing Questions

June 10

• Feminist Frequency | Harassment via Wikipedia Vandalism
• Eurasia Review | Sharing: A Growing Trend – OpEd

June 11

• The Next Web | Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger’s screencast of the online encylopedia’s porn problem
• Winnipeg Free Press | President of ABC says Wikipedia-fuelled viewers leading to smarter TV
• Indy Star | Week in Wiki out: Hoosier is top contributor to online encyclopedia
• CIOL | Wiki goes the oral citation way

June 12

• New York Times | Book That Plagiarized From Wikipedia Is Pulled From Market
• News Max | Wikipedia's Walsh: Censorship Interferes With Core Mission
• Kotaku | Awful Things Happen When You Try to Make a Video About Video Game Stereotypes

June 13

• The Guardian | National Archives publish wartime propaganda in online gallery

June 14

• New York Times | How Big Data Sees Wikipedia
• Atlantic Wire | The history of the world according to Wikipedia
• Social Fresh | 85 percent of brand pages on Wikipedia need improvement
• The Asian Age | Why Wiki's all set to turn Ghalib cool
• Naked Security | Facebook account verification scam tricks unsuspecting users with SOPA/PIPA warning

June 16

• Los Angeles Times | WikiWars turns Wikipedia searches into a competitive sport

June 18

• The Verge | Backpage.com and the prostitution law that could take down Twitter, YouTube, and Wikipedia
• Washington Post | [Study: Wikipedia perpetuates political bias]
• Huffington Post Tech | Wikipedia by Numbers Can be Misleading
• GigaOm | Here’s what Wikipedia looks like over time and place
• UVU Review | Classroom tech: Wikipedia

June 19

• Tech World | SGI 'Big Brain' computer depicts world according to Wikipedia
• Buzzblog | What's up with the midyear Wales sightings on Wikipedia?
• New York Times | A Start-Up Bets on Human Translators Over Machines
• New Europe | ACTA future remains uncertain before International Trade Committee vote

June 20

• Zawya | Taghreedat collaborates with the Wikimedia foundation to increase the number of Arabic Wikipedia editors engaged in enriching Arabic e-content
• Otekbits | Low Cost Android Phones Would Enable More People- Jimmy Wales
• Bloomberg BNA | SOPA Backers Criticize Internet Opposition, Claim Response 'Orchestrated' by Tech Giants
• Gizmodo | The History of the World’s Sentiment According to Wikipedia
• Web Pro News | Wikipedia Registers 11 New Domain Names
• Phys Org | UK move to 'open access' in publishing 'misguided'

June 21

• Hospitality Net | Drowning in a Sea of Social Media Mayhem?
• The Verge | Wikistats provides real-time look at what's trending on Wikipedia
• MSNBC | Wikipedia is editorial warzone, says study

June 22

• The Verge | Wikimedia releases updated prototype for simplified visual editor
• Chatelaine | Why Sue Gardner, executive director of Wikimedia, thinks free information is so important
• 3 News | Tau Henare rubbishes Wikipedia ban

June 24

• The Guardian | Wikipedia's founder calls for Richard O'Dwyer extradition to be stopped

June 25

• GIGA OM | Jimmy Wales rallies Britain over TVShack Extradition
• The Guardian | Tom Watson adds voice to campaign to stop Richard O'Dwyer extradition
• Science 2.0 | Can Wikipedia Teach Us About Conflict Resolution?
• New Zealand Herald | Henare wins apology from Wikipedia over blocking

June 26

• Marketplace | Hey Wikipedia, the robots are coming
• Scientific American | Wikimedia Commons “Images of the Year”
• Technology Review | An Online Encyclopedia That Writes Itself
• PC World | Your Personal Wikipedia: 9 Free Apps and Services That Will Help You Remember

June 27

• Huffington Post | Don't Edit Wikipedia Says Top UK PR Body
• Conductor | 1 out of 5 Google Knowledge Graph Entries for Trending Keywords are Outdated
• The Drum | Wikipedia unveils guidance for PR professionals using the site

June 28

• Australian Science | EduWiki 2012: Wikipedia as an educational resource, now and in the future

June 29

• CBR Online | Wikipedia Founders petition agains O'Dwyer extradition reaches over 160,000 signature
• Forbes | [Wikipedia Accepts 'Enemies Of The Internet' Currencies]
• CBR Online | [Wikipedia Founder's petition against O'Dwyer extradition reaches over 160,000 signatures]

June 30

• The Age | Cutting words as HSU war rages on in cyberspace

July

July 2

• Search Engine Watch | Google Knowledge Graph Shows Outdated Search Results for Trending Topics Study
• V3 | Home Office to ignore Wikipedia founder's petition against O'Dwyer extradition
• Science Daily | Mapping Research With WikiMaps

July 3

• Manchester Metropolitan University | The National Archives opens up war art with Wikipedia
• Boing Boing | UPDATED: Home Secretary to UK net activists

July 6

• The Guardian | Boot up: App Store malware, Wikipedia's top thousand, Google v Microsoft morgues and more
• Tech Week Europe | Jimmy Wales Calls For Home Secretary On O'Dwyer Extradition

July 10

• Washington Post | Russian Wikipedia shut down to protest censorship bill
• The Atlantic | Russian Wikipedia shuts itself down in protest over proposed censorship law

July 11

• Bloomberg Businessweek | Yandex Takes on Putin With Protests Over Internet Bill

July 15

• The New York Post | City pols rewriting records
• The Tech Journal | Lovely Wikipedia App for iOS
• Huffington Post | Kate Middleton Wedding Dress Causes Wikipedia Controversy

July 16

• New York Magazine | Does Wikipedia Have a Fashion Problem?
• British Vogue: Trivial and Irrelevant
• iTechPost | Wikimedia Could Launch Its Own Online Travel Guide
• io9 | Publicly funded British research will be freely accessible to citizens within 2 years
• Gizmodo | The World's Ideas, Visualized

July 17

• ABC | Historic Congressional Cemetery Program to get Wikipedia boost
• Gizmodo | Wikipedia Is Running Out of Editors and Admins
• The Daily Mail | Will Wikipedia edit itself out of existence?
• National Post | Torie Bosch: Wikipedia’s woman problemm/
• stuff.co.nz | [Wikipedia confronts its identity crisis]
• The Hindu: MATCH | Wikipedia soul-searches at annual conference
• Uproxx | Unsurprisingly, Nobody Wants To Edit Wikipedia Anymore

July 18

• Fresh Business Thinking | Mayor of London announces Games-time programme to woo investors
• Caspio Net | [Wikipedia receives award at Wikimania conference]
• BBC | Jimmy Wales denies Wikipedia admin recruitment crisis

July 19

• Examiner | Full plot of the Dark Knight Rises added to the Wikipedia article
• PC World | [Russian Parliament's Upper House Approves Internet Censorship Bill]
• Tech Hunter | Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales denies admin recruitment crisis
• PR Week | Survey reveals financial media reliance on Wikipedia
• Live Trading News | The All New Wikipedia

July 20

• Kotaku | The Dangers of Using Wikipedia for Video Game History

July 22

• Wales Online | Monmouth Wikipedia project inspires Gibraltar- Could New York be next?

July 23

• The Star | Wikipedia course get student's research online
• Forbes | The Wikipedia Bureaucracy
• South Wales Argus | Monmouthpedia could bring effect to Chepstow
• Macgasm | The Best Wikipedia Apps On iOS
• Forbes | Internet Defense League Kicks Off New Alert System with Cat Signals

July 24

• BBc News | Meet the 'bots' that edit Wikipedia
• Monmouth Today | Monmouthpedia set to go country wide

July 25

• Silicon Republic | Web scientist at DERI awarded fellowship for Wikipedia research

July 26

• University of Bristol | [University’s Wikipedia work wins inaugural award]
• Gizmodo | [The Top 50 Sources Where Wikipedia Gets Its Facts]
• Discover Magazine | NCBI ROFL: Dynamics of Conflict in Wikipedia

July 27

• IOL Scitech | [Will Wikipedia Edit Itself Out Of Existence?]
• Torrent Freak | Leaked RIAA Report: SOPA/PIPA Ineffective Tool Against Music Piracy

July 28

• Business 2 Community | Social Media Helps Regional Wikipedia Communities in India

July 29

• IT World | The RIAA knew SOPA and PIPA were useless, yet supported them anyway

July 30

• Virtual Strategy | WikiSeer First Company to Successfully Perfect its Patented Summarization Technology Using Millions of Articles from Wikipedia

August

August 2

• Buzzblog | Wikipedia-sponsored 'pilot study' lauds Wikipedia accuracy
• The Telegraph | Wikipedia charity chairman resigns after pornography row

August 3

• Android Authority | LoboWiki – Wikipedia Reader: Simplicity plus convenience for focus on reading
• Smart Company | Volunteer editors abandon Wikipedia
• PR Week UK | Global Cities appoints 33 Digital for Mayor of London Debates
• New York Times | Project enlists the public to document outdoor sculpture by Tony Smith

August 5

• PC Mag | Wikipedia hit by Outage

August 6

• Guardian UK | [blackout after server cables cut]
• Times of India | Wikipedia suffers hourlong outage due to server glitch
• Mashable | Wikipedia is down
• AFP | Wikipedia back online after brief service cut
• Washington Post | Wikipedia back after brief outage
• Philadelphia Enquirer | Wikipedia suffers worldwide outage
• Global Post | Mystery cable-cutter takes down Wikipedia
• The Next Web | Wikipedia is down, good thing it's summer, students
• The Register | Wikipedia collapses, threatening the very fabric of civilization
• Entertainment Weekly | Confess, What were you looking up when you realized Wikipedia was down?
• Beta Beat | Wikipedia goes down, Internet immediately becomes dumber
• ZDNet | Wikipedia datacenter outages high-profile, but ultimately meaningless
• Tech President | [to Spot Romney's VP Pick in Advance]
• Political Wire | Want to guess Romney's running mate?
• Politico | On veep selection, look to Wikipedia
• The Hindu | Browsers to Books
• The Phuket News | Wikipedia mulling new travel guide
• BBC News | Wikipedia goes down thanks to cut cables

August 7

• Politico | Why Wikipedia isn't the veep oracle
• Huffington Post | Romney's VP pick predicted through Wikipedia edits?
• Mashable | Is Wikipedia the key to predicting Mitt Romney's VP?
• Salt Lake Tribune | Will Wikipedia be a harbinger of Romney's VP pick?

August 9

• CNN (español) | Wikipedia, Mozilla, and Google translate their platforms into Mayan
• CNN | Looking to Wikipedia for clues about Romney's VP pick
• NYTimes The Caucus | Romney's running mate? Some say Wikipedia holds the answer
• ABC News | Colbert causes Wikipedia to lock down potential VP pages

August 10

• Wired | How Wikipedia won Olympic gold
• CBC News | Republicans' Wikipedia pages locked down after Stephen Colbert encourages multiple edits
• Tech President | Wikipedia VP Watchers: now there's an app for that
• National Post | Stephen Colbert inadvertently gets Mitt Romney's Wikipedia page locked down
• Tech Radar | Wikipedia locks down editing on Mitt Romney, other Republican entries
• Global Post | Mitt Romney's Wikipedia page is locked after Stephen Colbert Segment

August 11

• The Atlantic | Paul Ryan, brown noser?
• Politico | The Paul Ryan Wikipedia edits begin

August 12

• The Australian | Wikipedia looking for more volunteers

August 13

• Tech Crunch | Putting an end to the biggest lie on the internet
• KALW News | Some colleges take a chance on Wikipedia
• WebProNews | "Big Brown Nose" superlative starts Wikipedia war
• Examiner | "Biggest brown noser" jousts for Paul Ryan begin on Wikipedia
• Engadget | Google, Mozilla, and Wikimedia projects get Maya translations
• Gizmodo | [Wikipedia needs a kick in the head]
• The Verge | The Athena Project: Wikipedia's big overhaul detailed
• Gizmodo Brasil | Wikipedia mostra como vai se reinventar
• Adrenaline UOL | Designer da Wikimedia Foundation descreve como será o novo Wikipedia
• Philadelphia Enquirer | The myth of Reagan's GOP convention speech in 1964

August 14

• Wall Street Journal | Klout revamps, delivers reality check
• PC World | Klout now wants to measure your real-world influence
• The Information Daily (eGovmonitor) | Republican candidates Wikipedia entries locked down

August 15

• Guardian UK | Would a printed Wikipedia fit in the British Library

August 16

• The Independent UK | What has Wikipedia's army of volunteer editors got against Kate Middleton's wedding gown?
• Forbes| [Shirky: Unlocking mankind's untapped potential]

August 17

• CNN | Wikipedia Random Roulette
• The Next Web | Here's a simple trick to help understand complex Wikipedia articles
• News @ Northeastern | The Wikipedia effect on presidential politics

August 18

• Plus Size Tall | What does Wikipedia reveal about plus size clothing?

August 20

• The Star | Orange to push use of Wikipedia
• U News Center | Who at the U writes Wikipedia?

August 21

• IT News Africa | Orange Kenya gets free Wikipedia access
• Africa Science News | Orange subscribers to enjoy free access to Wikipedia
• All Africa | Kenya: Orange to push use of Wikipedia
• KPCW | U of U Professor ditches term papers for Wikipedia articles

August 22

• Forbes | Sue Gardner named to Forbes 100 Most Powerful Women list
• Forbes | Sue Gardner on 100 Most Powerful Women List
• Forbes | Sue Gardner on 100 Most Powerful Women List - video
• Forbes | Sue Gardner on 100 Most Powerful Women List - video
• KSL | U students write for Wikipedia instead of term papers

August 23

• Toronto Star | Sue Gardner only Canadian to make it on Forbes powerful women list
• Canadian Business | Canadian Sue Gardner one of the world's most powerful women: Forbes
• Guelph Mercury | Sue Gardner only Canadian to be named to Forbes list of 100 most powerful women
• Forbes | Ladies, let's contribute to Wikipedia
• Telegraph UK | Suggs: I learnt of my father's death on Wikipedia
• Daily Record | Madness frontman Suggs: I found out my Scots dad was dead by looking at my Wikipedia entry
• AV Club | Wikipedia has all the facts you need to know about American Pie

August 24

• The Independent UK | Singer discovers family history on Wikipedia
• Monsters and Critics | Suggs found out dad died on Wikipedia

August 27

• Business Insider | Why this startup is Wikipedia's worst nightmare
• The Daily Dot | Wikipedia for the weird: List of music considered the worst

August 28

• Daily Dot | Forget the term paper, these students write Wikipedia articles for credit
• Menafn.com | Initiative looks to increase online Arabic content about Jordan

August 29

• Venture Beat | Wikipedia launches world's largest photo contest
• The Blaze | Mia Love's Wikipedia page reportedly changed...
• Examiner | Mia Love Wikipedia page vandalized...
• Slate | Wikipedia Editors' insults are worth $90,000
• WND Politics | Mia Love Wikipedia page vandalized with slurs
• Fox News | Mia Love Wikipedia page vandalized with slurs
• The Conversation | Wikipedia will help create the most visible Paralympics ever

August 30

• DP Preview | Wikipedia launches world's largest photo contest
• Smithsonian blog | Help illustrate the internet with Wikipedia's photo contest
• SV411 | Wikipedia launches world's largest photo contest
• Game N Guide | Wikipedia launches photo contest
• Franchise Herald | Mia Love slandered on Wikipedia
• The Scotsman | Britannica takes on might of Wikipedia...
• Scientific American | Wikipedia, the DSM, and Beavis

August 31

• Brand Channel | Quora's growing digital quorum could rival Wikipedia

September

September 1

• NBC News Gadget Box | A loopy Wikipedia app brings you full circle

September 3

• Make Use Of | How I Use Wikipedia for Search

September 4

• The Verge | Wiki Loves Monuments: Wikipedia aims to hook new editors with photo contest
• All Things D | Wikipedia Mounts Massive Monthlong Photo Competition

September 5

• Malaysia Today | Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales attackes government's snoopers charter
• The Chronicle | Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales on British government's snooping: Technologically incompetent
• TechCrunch | Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales on British government's snooping: Technologically incompetent
• The Raw Story | |Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales blasts UK internet snooping
• Telegraph UK | Jimmy Wales: Wikipedia will use encryption to beat snooper's charter
• The Guardian | Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales attacks government's 'snooper's charter'
• BoingBoing | Wikipedia editathon at the Royal Society
• Fast Company Design | A promising Wikipedia overhaul designed to squash info overload
• The Telegraph UK | Wikipedia reaches a turning point: it's losing administrators faster than it can appoint them
• PanArmenian.net | Yerevan to host first Wikiconference

September 6

• Law 360 | Wikimedia Foundation sues to protect travel wiki project
• PSFK | Wikipedia founder attacks UK government's 'snooper's charter'
• Silicon Republic | Wikipedia founder Wales slams UK 'snooper's charter' as unenforceable
• EFF Deep Links blog | Don't wait for UK snoopers charter to pass: encrypt Wikipedia now
• Tech Week Europe (via Guardian) | Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales is ready to fight UK 'snooper's charter'
• Metafilter | Wikitravails
• Law 360 | Wikimedia Foundation sues to protect travel wiki project
• Gyro Vague | Wikimedia confirms creation of travel wiki, sues IB to end legal threats against volunteers
• Skift | Wikipedia parent forges ahead with new travel wiki
• Techmeme | Wikipedia parent forges ahead with new travel wiki
• The Inquirer | Jimmy Wales Wikipedia Founder bashes UK government snooper's charter
• Daily Dot | Wikimedia announces travel site, launches counter-suit against competitor
• The Register | Wales: We'll encrypt Wikipedia if re-born gov net-snoop plan goes live
• ZDNet | Jimmy Wales, Tim Berners-Lee slam UK's internet snooping plans
• The Verge | Jimmy Wales says Wikipedia would use encryption to skirt UK data collection bill
• TNooz | Wikitravel drama: Wikimedia and Internet Brands let the lawsuits fly
• Euractiv.com | What Lawmaking can learn from Wikipedia
• Techdirt | Jimmy Wales threatens to stymie UK snooping plans, encrypting Wikipedia connections
• Boing Boing | Wikipedia will encrypt to fight UK spying
• Ars Technica | Jimmy Wales threatens to encrypt Wikipedia if UK passes snooping bill
• JOE.ie | The leading contender to succeed Pat Gilroy might want to check his Wikipedia page

September 7

• Huffington Post | An open letter to Wikipedia...
• Thomson Reuters | Wiki travel dustup tests open copyright licenses
• VC Star (via AP) | Schools chief Luna subject of Wikipedia tug of war
• Social Barrel | Jimmy Wales bombards UK's communications data bill, will encrypt Wikipedia
• The New Yorker | An open letter to Wikipedia
• New York Times | Philip Roth goes public with fact check of Wikipedia
• NPR | Wikipedia irks Philip Roth with reluctance to edit entry about his novel
• BBC | Author Roth rebukes Wikipedia over Human Stain edit
• The Atlantic Wire | The Internet Stain of a Philip Roth
• Salon | Philip Roth v. Wikipedia
• Slate | Philip Roth taught a course at Bard, did it inspire The Human Stain?
• Ars Technica | Wikipedia told Philip Roth he's not "credible source" on book he wrote
• Gizmodo | How Philip Roth outfoxed Wikipedia's idiotic rules
• CNET | Wikipedia to Philip Roth: you're not credible
• Pop Blend | Wikipedia tells Philip Roth he's not a credible source on his own book
• The Verge | Wikimedia sues Wikitravel parent company to protect new, non-commercial travel site
• Idaho Statesman | Idaho schools chief Luna becomes subject of Wiki war

September 8

• The Guardian | Grant Shapps altered school performance entry on Wikipedia
• Idaho State Journal (via AP) | Luna Wikipedia page changed
• AP | Roth posts article to get Wikipedia error fixed
• Metro | Philip Roth told by Wikipedia he is 'not a credible source' for own novel
• Global Post | Philip Roth angered by battle to edit own Wikipedia entry
• The Inquisitr | Author Philip Roth asks Wikipedia to fix error about his book, is rejected
• The Philip Roth Society | Philip Roth open letter to Wikipedia

September 9

• The New York Times | Travel Site Built on Wiki Ethos Now Bedevils Its Owner
• Mail Online | Top Tory airbrushed his Wikipedia page
• Forbes | Philip Roth spars with Wikipedia via The New Yorker

September 10

• LA Times | Philip Roth, blogger, tends to his reputation
• ABC News | Philip Roth's compliant: Wikipedia is wrong
• Discovery news | Roth unable to correct Wikipedia about his book
• The Baltimore Sun | Sham editing at Wikipedia
• The Daily Beast | How to change a Wikipedia entry
• Techdirt | Wikitravel and Wikipedia are in a legal battle, but not over Creative Commons
• Fox News | Exclusive: Wikipedia ignores solution to rampant porn problem
• Memeburn | Wikipedia wants photos of your country's monuments
• Telegraph UK | Tory MPs fiddling with their Wikipedia entries
• Free Software Magazine | Compile your own PDF books with Wikipedia and edit them in Libre Office
• Fox News | Philip Roth unable to fix Wikipedia article on his own book "The Human Stain"

September 11

• Telegraph UK | Wikitravel versus Wikimedia: something is going badly wrong with the free content movement
• Gondwanaland | Wikitravels
• Time | Wikipedia deems Philip Roth an un unreliable source on a Philip Roth novel
• Guardian UK | Philip Roth's complaint to Wikipedia
• LA Youth | Wikipedia Works
• Guardian UK | Grant Schapp's Wikipedia page was edited to remove byelection gaffe
• Gizmodo | Wikipedia gender divide visualized
• Visual.ly | Wikipedia gender
• Flowing Data | Wikipedia is dominated by male editors
• The Verge | Quora, Silicon Valley's favorite Q&A site, updates design to take on Wikipedia
• Venture Beat | Quora takes aim at Wikipedia with new topic pages & trending topics
• Harvard Crimson | What is Wikipedia?

September 12

• Naked Security| Wikipedia wins ... in assessment of who respects your rights online
• The New Statesman | Wikipedia vs. Philip Roth
• RTE.Ten | Philip Roth Clashes with Wikipedia
• Westmount Examiner | Wikipedia seeks photos of Westmount landmarks
• Herald Online | Jimmy Wales named CME Group Innovation Award winner
• Read Write Web | Why Wikipedia doesn't belong in the classroom

September 13

• Christian Science Monitor | Philip Roth encounters trouble editing his own Wikipedia page
• Birmingham Post | Wikipedia is an 'absolute disgrace' claims MP
• Yahoo News | Who is Wikipedia? What is Philip Roth? The digital culture war
• The Jane Dough | Wikipedia is overwhelmingly edited by men
• The Mary Sue | Wikipedia, your gender bias is showing
• Sacramento Bee (via PR Newswire) | Wikipedians launch world's largest photo contest
• GMA News | Wikipedia rallies support for PHL cultural heritage sites

September 14

• UpRoxx | Wikipedia: Philip Roth doesn't know anything about his own books
• Care 2 | 5 reasons writers aren't the only authority about their own books
• Baltimore Sun | Wikipedia, for and against
• Online Journalism Review (Andrew Lih repost) | The Case of Philip Roth and Wikipedia...

September 15

• Non-Commercial Use | Philip Roth and Wikipedia
• The Independent UK | Wikipedia gets overdue makeover to give recognition to science's female pioneers

September 16

• UnCollege | How Wikipedia can edit our thinking about education
• Ground Report | Wikipedia examines its dispute resolution process

September 17

• The Next Web | Wikimedia enables EPUB export feature on Wikipedia for your offline reading pleasure
• WMF Blog | New e-book export feature enabled on Wikipedia
• BBC | Gibraltar targets tourists with Wikipedia QR codes
• Digital Trends | QR codes for tourism? Wikipedia-linked codes to guide tourists in Gibraltar
• Niaje (Kenya | A monumental photo competition launched by Wikimedia
• Wibidata | Reverting an edit in Wikipedia

September 18

• CNET | Corruption in Wikiland? Paid PR scandal erupts at Wikipedia
• Metafilter | A scandal in Wikipedia?
• Digital Trends | QR codes for tourism? Wikipedia-linked codes to guide tourists in Gibraltar
• NDTV | Wikipedia now allows e-book export of articles
• Croudsourcing.org | Wikimedia enables ebook export feature on Wikipedia for your offline reading pleasure
• Gizmodo | Create custom ebook encyclopedias from Wikipedia
• Tnooz | Can new life be breathed into QR codes as travel and tourism initiatives take off?

September 19

• Fox News | Jimmy Wales disgusted as trustee accused of editing for profit
• TechDirt | Wikimedia scandal: Proof of unreliability or confirmation that crowdsourcing works?
• PC World | Wikipedia contributors debate whether it's ok to pay for posts
• The Digital Reader | Two Wikipedia admins caught in paid pr conflict of interest
• Computer World | Wikipedia contributors decry pay for posts
• Foreign Policy Blog | Governments paying for Wikipedia edits?
• TechWeekEurope UK | Cash For Posts Scandal Whacks Wikipedia
• allvoices | Wikipedia rocked by "paid editing" scandal
• Salon | Does Philip Roth know what inspired his novel?
• WMF Blog | What are readers looking for? Wikipedia search data now available
• QR Code Press | QR codes help tourists to learn as they visit Gibraltar
• Creative Commons Blog | Internet Brands and Wikimedia: BY-SA Withstands Scrutiny

September 20

• Times Higher Eduction | Delete the Wiki worries and get close to the edit
• Skift | Internet Brands Courted Wikimedia Foundation, proposed partnership before suing administrators
• Techworld | Wikipedia outcry over high profile contributors being paid for posts
• The Register | Conflict-of-interest scandal could imperil Wikimedia charity status
• TechSpot | Trusted Wikipedia editors allegedly involved in favoritism scandal
• Web and Tech (in French) | Soupçon de conflit d’intérêts chez Wikipedia
• Opodo | Gibraltar using QR codes to offer visitor information
• New York Observer | Broyard's daughter responds to Philip Roth
• Read Write Web | Why Wikipedia does belong in the classroom

September 21

• Non-Profit Quarterly | Wikipedia UK and charges of conflicts of interest
• Better Business Bureau | Wikipedia to introduce to ebook feature

September 23

• Ozzie Sport | Gibralterpedia is not profitting off of contributors

September 24

• CNBC | Is Jimmy Wales a credible source on Wikipedia?
• The Daily Beast | Jimmy Wales, Tawakkol Karman, Paul Farmer offer solutions at CGI summit
• Yahoo! News | Social good summit day 3 highlights
• Baltimore Sun blog | Don't trust Wikipedia on Anselm
• UpRoxx | Wikipedia finally has a bribery scandal
• Scholarly Kitchen | http://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2012/09/24/wikipedias-writing-tests-show-its-too-sophisticated-for-its-audience/
• BBC | Women of Wikipedia edit planned
• The Jewish Weekly | From Zuckerman To Zuckerberg
• The Mary Sue | Royal Society to hold Wikipedia editathon for female scientists
• Jezebel | Where are all the Women of Wikipedia?
• Civil Society Governance | Wikimedia Trustee Resigns Because of Conflict of Interest Concerns

September 25

• The Register | Wikimedia UK Trustee Quits Amid Conflict-of-Interest Row
• ZDNet | Wickedpedia, The Dark Side of Wikipedia

September 28

• Evolver | Spotipedia: Listen to Wikipedia in Spotify

September 29

• The Next Web | How Wikipedia is Built: Building the World's Most Expansive Encyclopedia
• Gigaom | Could We Use Open-Source Tools to Improve Politics

September 30

• Telegram | Wiki Text can be a Help, but Writing's Poor

October

October 1

• CNET | Wikimedia UK Faces Ethics Probe
• tnooz | Follow that Story: Wikitravel User Files a Court Motion Against Internet Brands
• CNET | Wikimedia U.K. Under Investigation, Fund Access Cut
• Net Prophet | WIkipedia Turns to Contest to Boost Photos
• Kansas.com | WIchita's Chance Connection
• Business2Community | 5 Top SEO Tips From Wikipedia
• South China Morning Post | Wikipedia brings Wikimania conference to HK in 2013

October 2

• Technostics | Download Wikipedia for Offline Use
• CivilSociety UK | Investigation Into Governance at Wikimedia UK Launched
• Telegraph UK | Wikipedia charity faces investigation over trustee 'conflict of interest'
• New York Post | Wiki's Wales to Wed
• Civil Society UK | Investigation Into Governance at UK Wikimedia Launched
• CNET | Correction: UK Wikimedia Ethics Probe
• Popsci | Infographic: Human Knowledge Plotted

October 3

• The Daily Dot | Wikimedia UK Launce Ethics Probe Into Influence Peddling Scandal
• Philanthropy Today | Wikipedia's UK Unit Faces Inquiry Into Trustee's Paid Consulting
• NPR | Wikipedia policies limit editing Haymarket bombing
• The Jewish Voice | Aide to senate majority leader authors Torah insights for Wikipedia
• The Independent UK| I didn’t write my Wikipedia entry myself - really

October 4

• Gibraltar Chronicle | Wiki-Gib Controversy Rekindled
• The Armenian Reporter | First WikiConference held in Yerevan on September 8-9, 2012
• Makeuseof | How to Download Your Own Wikipedia Book Creator
• Science Blogs | How, Why, and By Who a Wikipedia Page is Deleted

October 5

• Finweek | Interview with Jimmy Wales

October 7

• Gizmodo | Rogue DMCA Notices Stakes a Bizarre Claim on Number 45
• Mashable | Microsoft sends DMCA request to the BBC, Wikipedia and more

October 8

• Tech Eye | Microsoft Forcing Google to Censor News
• Info World | Windows 8 Pirates: No Noose is Good Noose
• Digital Trends | Microsoft is Bombarding Google with Mistaken URL Take Down Requests
• BBC | BBC and Others Targeted by Microsoft Copyright Takedown Request
• The Verge | Microsoft Mistakenly Asks Google to Block the BBC, Wikipedia, US Government Pages
• Mondaq | Utah Court of Appeals relies on Wikipedia to Determine Common Meaning of Term Used in Insurance Policy Exclusion
• Daily News | Rick Orlov's Tipoff: Assemblyman Gil Cedillo's unflattering Wikipedia entry
• The Register | Tech Rivals Team Up for Free Web Dev Docs

October 9

• Telegraph UK | Wiki wedding: Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales marries Tony Blair's former aide
• Torrent Freak | DMCA Notice ‘Mistakenly’ Targets BBC, Techcrunch, Wikipedia and U.S. Govt
• The Next Web | testing a new sign-up page to entice would-be Wikipedians
• Forbes Blog | "Pay-for-Play" Scandal Highlights Wikipedia's Vulnerabilities
• FInweek | interviews Jimmy Wales for its latest edition
• ABN Digital | Control with Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales
• Reporter (Armenia) | gathers enthusiasts of free knowledge
• Evolution News | Ancestry: Wikipedia vs. the Data
• Make Use Of | To Curate & Download Your Own Wikipedia Ebook – PDF, EPUB & More
• Huffington Post | How does the community get consensus to make an edit on a Wikipedia page?
• TPM |Wikipedia's maps: inside encyclopedia's little known cache of geo-data

October 10

• Phys.org | People With Positive Wikipedia Attitude Better at Assessing Credibility
• The Daily Dot | Did Vonage Attempt to Whitewash its Wikipedia Page?
• Policymic.com | Bias Against Woman in Science: Why Woman as Well as Men Are at Fault
• Tech News World | Mysterious World of Wikis: Who Owns What?
• Phys.org | Making crowdsourcing more reliable
• Tech News World | The mysterious workings of Wikis: who owns what
• Time | How Microsoft's copyright claim went awry
• The Ada Initiative | Ada Lovelace Day party in San Francisco

October 11

• Tech Week Europe | RSA 2012: Jimmy Wales Set For ‘Snooper’s Charter’ Showdown With Theresa May
• The Inquirer | RSA Europe 2012: People are clueless about security, says Jimmy Wales
• Scientific American | “Wikithon” honors Ada Lovelace and other women in science]
• Red Orbit | Incentive-Based Crowdsourcing May Be Answer To A Faulty Wikipedia
• Screen Daily | Abu Dhabi Media Summit: How to get Arabic content online
• Info Docket | Wikipedia's Largest WikiProject Celebrates Its 10th BIrthday

October 12

• Metro UK | Edits on Winehouse, Skrillex and Wile E Coyote: The role of a Wikipedian
• SC Magazine | RSA Conference: Wikipedia founder takes 'a lot of credit' for collapse of SOPA
• The Register | Jimmy Wales: It was Wikipedia that ended the evil of SOPA
• Assam Times | Assamese Wikipedia Education Program at GU
• The Hufffington Post | Wikipedia Seeks Historic Truth in Falkland Islands Controversy
• Wall Street Journal | Editors Won't Let It Be When It Comes to 'the' or 'The'
• The Ada Initiative | Boston Wikipedia edit-a-thon for Ada Lovelace Day
• Women 2.0 | Join The Ada Initiative And Wikimedia Foundation For Ada Lovelace Day: October 16 in San Francisco

October 13

• The Olive Press | Wikipedia accepts paid promotions from Gibraltar government
• The Next Web | Wikipedia's Dark Side: Censorship, Revenge Editing & Bribes
• The Telegraph | Senate staffer writes on U.S. law by day, Jewish law at night

October 14

• Saudi Gazette | STC partners with Wikimedia to further enhance services
• Gulf Business | Gitex: STC Announces New Partnership
• The Next Web | Browsing Wikipedia is now completely free for 230 million mobile users globally
• Zawya | STC partners with Wikimedia to futher enhance services

October 15

• Arabian Business | UAE launches its answer to Wikipedia
• CNET | Wikipedia Now Totally Free to Mobile Users in the Middle East
• Digital Spy | Wikipedia Launches Free Service in the Middle East
• Quartz | "Wikipedia Zero" Copies Facebook's Strategy for World Domination: Free Access to 230 Million Mobile Users
• USA Today | Asian Soccer Body Blames Wikipedia for Slur of UAE Team
• CBS Detroit | Valverde's Wikipedia Page Vandalized
• i2mag | STC and WMF announce partnership, now free for 230 million mobile users globally
• GNT | Wikipedia: Free Access to 230 Million Mobile Users (French)
• El Shefa | STC Cooperates with the Wikimedia Foundation to Launch the Service "Zero Wikipedia" Exclusively for its Customers (Arabic)
• AIT News | STC Allows Browsing Wikipedia for Free Via Mobile (Arabic)
• Alim Al-Taqniyah | STC Subscribers Browsing Wikipedia for Free (Arabic)

October 16

• The Next Web | H1tchr Taps Wikipedia and Discogs to Bring Full Album and Artist Info to Your Spotify Collection

October 17

• UC Berkeley News Center | Pedagogy of the Obsessed: 'Wikignome Spreads the Word
• Technology Personalized | WIkipedia Zero Wants to Make Wikipedia Free On Mobile Devices
• The Telegraph UK | Theresa May Under Pressure Over Second Extradition Case
• Infosecurity | Wikipedia Founder: Arbitrary Censorship "Dangerous to the Health of the Internet"
• Irish Times | Tech Titans in Dublin For Summit
• Hack Library School | Wikipedia, libraries and the GLAM project
• Wired | Royal Society edit-a-thon to improve Wikipedia articles about women and science
• Hack Library School | Wikipedia, Libraries, and the GLAM project
• The Royal Society | Royal Society hosts Wikipedia edit-a-thon to write women into history of science
• LWN.net | Wikitravel and Wikimedia on a collision course

October 18

• The Huffington Post | Wikipedia edit-a-thon at Royal Society aims to fill in gaps of women in science
• RTN | Wikimedia developer camp in IIM Bangalore next month
• Scientific American | Royal Society runs science women wiki marathon
• Belfast Telegraph | Mother of TVShack's Richard O'Dwyer says plan to give UK citizens new extradition protections will come too late for her son
• The American Conservative | The Wikipedia War

October 19

• BBC | Wiki edit-a-thon for women in science
• Guardian UK | Wikipedia edit-a-thon brings women scientists out of the shadows
• Guardian UK | Why women fade into the background on Wkipedia
• Telegraph UK | Shining a light on our science heroines
• The Regster | Royal Society hosts edit-a-thon to get women into Wikipedia
• The Inquirer | The campaign to save Richard O'Dwyer begins now
• The Guardian | Forgotten women of science win recognition online

October 20

• The Weston Mercury Gallery Boss aiming to put town on the web map
• InMediaHK | Wikipedia Warfare: To Participate in Checks and Balances, Brainwashing Discredited

October 21

• The Upcoming | The Royal Society shines a light on science's invisible women
• BBC | BBC Interview with Wikipedia Russia

October 22

• ITWire | Wikipedia: sadly out of date when it counts
• Smart Planet | Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to Redress Gender Bias in Science

October 23

• Arutz Sheva | Wikipedia Lists Jerusalem, Golan, as "Occupied"
• NBC News | Kerry Calls Romney 'the Wikipedia Candidate'
• Politico | John Kerry: Romney is the 'Wikipedia Candidate'
• Moscow Times | Oryol Prosecutors Seek Court Order Banning Wikipedia
• Discover Magazine | Editing women into Wikipedia
• BBC Russia | In Orel From Your ISP Requires Close Wikipedia (Russian)
• Gazette | Oryol prosecutors want to limit access to secondary-school students from Wikipedia (Russian)
• RIA Novosti | Oryol prosecutors demanded to restrict access to Wikipedia (Russian)
• Arguments and Facts | In Orel prosecutor insists on restricting access to the site Wikipedia (Russian)
• Interfax Russia | Eagle District Prosecutor demanded to block access to "Wikipedia" (Russian)
• Federal Press | Orel prosecutors want to limit access to "Wikipedia" (Russian)

October 24

• PLOS | Reusing, Revising, Remixing, and Redistributing Research
• Salon | Is Wikipedia Going Commercial
• The Daily Blender | Why Jimmy Wales (Founder of Wikipedia) Does Not Vote
• Willamette Week | Headout: [citation needed]
• WebProNews | Wikipedia gives its mobile site new type, layout
• PC Mag | revamps mobile site
• TNW | rolls out a completely redesigned mobile site, with an emphasis on type and readability
• One News Page | Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales: 'I am unwilling to register to vote' because of stalkers
• Mediaite | Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales: 'I am unwilling to register to vote' because of stalkers
• Liberal Roundup | Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales: 'I Am Unwilling To Register To Vote' Because of Stalkers

October 25

• Reuters | Telenor opens the door to social media for millions of customers
• SB Nation | The first-ever funny Wikipedia vandalism joke
• The Atlantic | Surmounting the Insurmountable: Wikipedia Is Nearing Completion, in a Sense
• SB Nation | Adan Silver's Wikipedia page gets vandalized
• Rant Sports | Wikipedia page names Jon Gruden new coach of Tennessee Volunteers
• Lost Letterman | Tar Heels Football Wikipedia Page Hacked
• TechWatch | Wikipedia refreshes mobile website
• ItProPortal | Wikipedia mobile site undergoes revamp

October 26

• BBC | MRs get sneaky Wikipedia edit tip
• Slashdot | Wikipedia Is Nearing "Completion"
• The Register | Wales: Let's ban Gibraltar-crazy Wikipedians for 5 years
• Copenhagen Post | Danish Wikipedia becoming meaningless
• Smithsonian.com In Honor of Wikipedia's Near-Completion, Here Are Its Most Awesomely Weird Entries
• The Verge | Why is Wikipedia's editing community dwindling?
• Crowdsourcing | Wikipedia app for Windows 8 and Windows RT tablets

October 27

• Strangehistory.com | Wikipedia Comes of Age: Wincest, Exobiddling, Osloed and Getting Wilked
• TechWhack | Wikipedia launces official app for Windows 8 devices
• North Shore News | Virtually giving it away not always a virtue
• Global Voices Advocacy | Hong Kong: battle against 50 cents at Wikipedia

October 28

• The Independent | Is Wikipedia Complete?
• Tech Spot | Weekend tech reading: Wikipedia may be nearing "completion"

October 29

• NBC News | Is Wikipedia 'done'? It's close, says historian
• Chicago Tribune | James Bond fans beware: Wikipedia reveals major 'Skyfall' spoiler
• Business Insider | 'Skyfall' Spoilers Have Hit The Web
• Jamaica Observer | 'We must remain awake'
• Big Think | How to spend your blackout time productively: practice your offline skills

October 30

• Minneapolis Star Tribune | WIkipedia Wants You
• Venturebeat.com | Wikipedia's Focus on Mobile Spikes Growth in Kenya, Malaysia, Niger

October 31

• Yale Law and Technology | Wikipedia and Network Effects
• The Foundry | ACORN founder proposes mass pro-union editing campaign
• AI-CIO | A history of risk parity through Wikipedia
• Dvice | Is Wikipedia nearly "finished"?
• The H | Wikimedia launches Wikidata and reports on Wikipedia Zero
• Odisha Diary| Odisha: Odia Wikipedia workshop organized in Pune to promote Odia language
• BBC | Russia internet blacklist law takes effect
• Techeye.net | Wikipedia is practically finished

November

November 1

• The Independent | Wikipedia-inspired opera containing graphic sexual description ot make London debut
• Heatworld | Alex Reid's Wikipedia page hacked wtih hilarious results!
• Mashable | Human Wikipedia Remembers Birth, Death Date of Any Famous Person in History
• OdwyerPR | WP Tackles PRS vs O'Dwyer Battle
• iOwnTheWorld | ACORN Founder Proposes Mass Pro-Union Wikipedia Editing
• Daily Dot | Unions Take Battle To Wikipedia

November 2

• RadioFreeEuropeRadioLiberty | Russia Child-Pornogrpahy Complaints Hit 5,000 On First Day Under New Internet Law
• The Olive Press | Wikipedia founder wades into Gibraltar row
• Ada Initiative | Wikipedia Workshop for Women in Mumbai, Sunday
• Popular Science | Meet the Climate Change Denier Who Became the Voice of Hurricane Sandy on Wikipedia
• Gizmodo | Most of Your Hurricane Sandy Knowdedge is Coming from a Man Who Doesn't Believe in Global Warming
• CBS News | Meet the impressive "Human Wikipedia" Steve Ellison
• Dispute Resolution Germany | Loriot v. Wikipedia - Transatlantic Service and Injunction Relief
• RT | 'Voice' of Wikipedia: Opera about sex to premier in London
• Search Engine Land | 94 Percent of Teachers Say Students Equate "Research with Using Google
• WebProNews | Psychos Are Keeping Jimmy Wales From Voting
• Digital Journal | Op-Ed: Wikipedia's fundraiser also raises big issues for users
• ICT Works | Dear Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Benin: Have You Heard of Wikipedia?
• Grist | Meet the man who's kept climate change off the Hurricane Sandy Wikipedia page

November 3

• MSN | Climate change denier scrubs Sandy's Wikipedia page
• The Verge | How one man kept global warming off the Hurricane Sandy Wikipedia page
• Newser | Climate-Change Denier Vets Wikipedia's Sandy Page
• Photoblog.hk | The world's largest photographic competition, Wiki Loves Monuments

November 4

• Zwinglius Redivivus | Wikipedia: Where a Climate Change Denier is the Chief Author of the 'Hurricane Sandy' entry
• AME Info | Arabic digital content booming in Saudi Arabia, says Founder of ArabNet
• Trade Arabia | Arabic digital content booming in Saudi
• The Sociable | Italian Wikipedia protests as Senate discusses "unacceptable" defamation bill

November 5

• French Tribune | Wikipedia's Article Neglected Climate Change as the Cause of Sandy
• Tech Eye | Climate change censored on Wikipedia
• Wired | Lily Cole talks 'Impossible' on the Wired.co.uk Podcast
• Public Opinion | Florida man jailed after fleeing police, getting license plate off Wikipedia
• Euro Weekly News | Euro Weekly News - Gibraltar-related Wikipedia post ban suggested
• Galileo | Wikipedia: there is nothing more to say? (French)

November 6

• Popsci | Hurricane Sandy's climate-change denying Wikipedia scribe banned from Wikipedia for 24 hours

November 7

• The Telegraph | Wikipedia's Hurricane Sandy page: a storm is still raging over references to climate change
• Wired.co.uk | Wikipedia data could be used to predict box office success

November 8

• The Hollywood Reporter | How Wikipedia Can Help Track Movie Buzz
• All Things D | After Many Delays, Wikipedia Add Video Support Today
• The Next Web | After a 5-year beta period, Wikipedia finally moves into the video era with an HTML5 player
• Social Times | HTML5 Video Comes To Wikipedia After 4 Years of Experiments
• Digital Spy | Wikipedia gets HTML5 video player
• Tech Radar | Wikipedia adds HTML5 video player, though no influx of vids just yet
• Global Voices Online | Afripedia: Wikipedia with Offline Access for Francophone Africa
• Design Observer | State of the Commons
• Venture Beat | Let’s get visual: Wikipedia enables HTML 5 video for all of its entries
• Gigaom | With new HTML5 player, is video finally coming to Wikipedia?

November 9

• The Telegraph | Wikipedia data 'can predict success of films'
• Forbes | Using Wikipedia To Predict The Box Office Of A Movie
• The Cork News | Whelton Is An Internet Hero
• Streaming Media | Wikipedia Gains a New Video Player, Thanks to Kaltura
• Tech President | 20 Most Innovative "People" in Democracy, or 20 Most Innovative Men?

November 10

• Vimeo | Jimmy Wales at the Wikimedia Conference, The Netherlands
• IBN Live | Now, registered users can upload videos on Wikipedia

November 11

• SBS | Beware, The Great Russian Firewall Of Internet Censorship
• Rapsi | Russian Internet encyclopedia blacklisted
• Huffington Post | Wikipedia pages predict movie success, Hungarian scientists say
• The Centre For Internet & Society | A Wikipedia Mini-hackathon in Delhi

November 12

• Times UK | PR firm of Oligarch Alisher Usmanov cleaned up his entry in Wikipedia
• Telegraph | Finsbury edited Alisher Usmanov's Wikipedia page
• PR Week | Agencies blame Wikipedia after latest editing dispute
• The Week | PR firm sorry for altering Usmanov Wikipedia page
• Moscow Times | Report: Usmanov PR Firm Tweaked Wikipedia Entry
• The Drum | Public relations professionals should not directly edit Wikipedia” CIPR & PRCA insist following RLM Finsbury editing Alisher Usmanov's entry
• The Guardian | Censorship row over Russian internet blacklist
• Gawker | Did an Anonymous Wikipedia Editor Try to Out the Petraeus Affair Back in January?
• Crowdsourcing.org | Wikipedia's For-Profit Cousin Wikia Unveils its New Lightbox Video Player and a Slew of Syndication Deals
• The Times | PR firm of Oligarch Alisher Usmanov cleaned up his entry in Wikipedia
• CIPR | CIPR and Wikimedia UK Respond to Reports of RLM Finsbury Editing Wikipedia Pages for Alisher Usmanov
• The Daily Dot | Censored: Russia blacklists Wikipedia parody site
• Zee News | How Wikipedia can spot BO hit a month before film release

November 13

• BoingBoing.com | Was Someone at CENTCOM Fluffing for Jill Kelley on Wikipedia?
• Evolution News and Views | On the Miller-Urey Experiment, Wikipedia Offers a Citation Bluff
• Fox Business | Jimmy Wales on the Future of Wikipedia (Video)
• Fakvinge | Russia Government Kills Wikipedia Clone "To Protect Children"

November 14

• East Bay R.I. | Images Galore at WIkimedia Commons and News on the New England Genealogy Conference
• Huffington Post | Paula Broadwell's Wikipedia page may have contained clue to Petraeus affair - way back in January
• Examiner.com | Wikipedia breaks story of Petraeus, Broadwell affair 11 months early
• Hypebot.com | Social media tools: Wikipedia x Video, Thinglink x Twitter, SumAll x Instagram Analytics
• The Sacramento Bee | WikiLinks for Ipod/Ipad/Iphone touch: a new way to discover the world, now available on the App Store
• Imgur | Jimmy Wales came to our university and showed us a menu card he found in a Chinese restaurant

November 15

• PR Week | Wikipedia defends editing processes following Finsbury 'clean-up'
• The John Hopkins Newsletter | Wikipedia Founder caps of MSE Symposium
• The Globe and Mail | BP turned to Wikipedia to estimate size of spill, U.S. alleges

November 16

• Reuters | Press digest - British business
• Treehugger | WTF?! Did BP Use Wikipedia to Estimate the Size of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill?
• The Washington Times | Report: BP used Wikipedia to estimate spill size
• Deadspin | Four Months Later, ESPN Still Hasn't Cleaned Up Lynn Hoppe's Wikipedia Plagarism
• SB Nation | Wiki User Updates Le Toux Page With Union Trade, Big Apple Soccer's Source Says Nope

November 17

• The Times | Wiki wipes of multinational companies exposed
• Wired | Should Students Use Wikipedia?

November 18

• PJ Media | No More Wikipedia for Vladimir's Neo-Soviet Serfs
• Jerusalem Post | Israeli technology enables Wikipedia video player

November 19

• O'Dwyer's| Wikipedia Uses McGraw-Hill Chapter for PR History
• TPM | Wikipedia To Improve Reliability With JSTOR
• The Hindu | Get smart on your phone
• The Telegraph (New Hampshire) | WIkipedia is Great, but the Nashua Library Likes Britannica Online Better
• Europana | Wikipedia WW1 Article Enchanced with Europeana Content

November 20

• The Times of India | Accessing internet through text messages
• The Student | Missing information misleads masses
• Medi4Nama | Erik Moeller, VP Engineering & Product Development, Wikimedia Foundation On Mobile, *Data & Other Developments
• The Next Web | Kaltura nabs $25m from Mitsui, ORIX, Intel and more to grow its open source video platform globally
• Globes | Website video solutions co Kaltura raises $25m
• Tech Crunch | Video Management Startup Kaltura Raises Another $25 Million To Expand Into Asia
• Haaretz | Start-up Kaltura raises $25 million
• Patheos | WIkipedia Vs. Pagans
• Guardian UK | MP demands apology after abusive tweets are traced to Wonga employee
• Patheos| I am heretic and I talk to my cat, Gustavo - it's on the internet, so it must be true
• Genesis Block | The full faith and credit of Wikipedia

November 21

• Business 2 Community | Five Elements of a Powerful Company Mission Statement
• Tech 2 | Reliance and Netconnect Blocks Wikipedia in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka for 5 Days
• The Drum | CIPR social media panel criticizes Wonga for editing its own Wikipedia entry
• School Library Journal| Wikipedia and JSTOR partner
• Wamda | Arabic Web Days launches to boost Arabic web, supported by Wamda and partners
• Daily Dot | Top Wikipedia editors get free access to JSTOR academic journals
• Evolution News | The Dangers of Conducting Journalism by on-the-fly Internet Research

November 22

• Marca.com | Rocchi "murdered" in Wikipedia after controversially officiating City vs. Madrid

November 23

• Jamaica Star | L.A. Lewis recognized on Wikipedia

November 24

• The Telegraph | Former Strictly Come Dancing star Holly Valance in Wikipedia row
• Gizmodo | How Much Would You Pay for a Subscription to Wikipedia?

November 25

• The Independent | Could site like Wikia be the future of fandom?
• New Zealand Herald | No End to the World of Wikis
• USA Today | Wikipedia users have fun at Lane Kiffen's expense
• Nashua Telegraph | My opinion of Wikipedia from a decade ago: Intrigued but dubious

November 26

• Slate | Top Wikipedia Editors To Get Free Access to JSTOR. Be Jealous.
• KLTV | Vandals change A&M coach's name to 'Black Jesus' on Wikipedia
• Quartz | Students most often cite Wikipedia in their bibliographies. Why that could kill future startups.
• The Next Web | TNW Pick of the Day: Hypejar is a Wikipedia-style repository for upcoming product launches.
• Baseball Propectus | Wezen-Ball: Indexing the indexers
• Wired | Infographic: History's most influential people, ranked by Wikipedia reach

November 27

• Huffington Post | A Guide To Tech Charities On Giving Tuesday

November 28

• Sun Star | Filipino photographer wins awards in Czech Republic
• The Guardian | Wikipedia founder hails extradition deal with US and calls for law reform
• Examiner.com | Wikipedia Foundation announces 9th annual fundraiser
• crowdsourcing.org | Wikipedia Foundation announces 9th annual fundraiser
• Daily Mail | Jesus, Confucius, Sir Isaac Newton top Wikipedia's list of history's most influential people
• The Guardian | How Richard O'Dwyer's love of films led to two-year struggle for liberty
• CNET | U.K. student strikes deal to avoid extradition in copyright case
• Chicago Tribune | UK student escapes U.S. extradition in copyright case

November 29

• Sourcefed | Wikipedia's Most Searched Influential People
• Dublin News | Jimmy Wales cheers Richard O'Dwyer ruling but UK legal concerns remain
• McCleanans | Meet the man with 130,000 Wikipedia edits
• The Inquirer | Jimmy Wales cheers Richard O’Dwyer ruling but UK legal concerns remain
• Technapex | Wikipedia Is All Right, After All
• Venture Beat | Wiki Wiki what? Wikia raises $11M to help people create, collaborate, and be original
• The Next Web | Bent on user-generated content: Wikia raises $11m to grow its network of wiki sites

November 30

• Daily Media Wire | Wikia raises $10m for collaboratively published media platform
• Worthofweb.com | Case Study: Founder Jimmy Wales Tells wikipedia.org
• The Ledger | Wikipedia Begins Annual Fundraising Drive
• Legal Brief | Wikipedia founder hails extradition deal with US
• CMU | TVShack operator to avoid US extradition
• The Independent | Leveson's Wikipedia moment: how internet 'research' on The Independent's history left him red-faced
• Adriadne | 21st-century Scholarship and Wikipedia

December

December 1

December 2

• The Times of India | Symphony of internet and intercourse

December 3

• The Herald Sun | Lord Justice Levenson makes journalistic faux pas, cuts and pastes from Wikipedia | *The Times of India | Come 2013, Wikipedia will start talking
• Torrent Freak | Movie Studios Ask Google To Censor Their Own Films, Facebook and Wikipedia
• The Next Web | Whoops: Movie studios ask Google to censor links to legal copies of their films and related content
• Slash Gear | Movie studios’ automated takedown requests target legitimate links
• National Review | The Wikipedia Takeover
• The College Fix | College Host Feminist, Anti-Racist Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon

December 4

• Media Bistro | Encyclopedia Print Sales Versus Wikipedia User Growth
• The Maneater | WIkipedia Needs Students' Help to Gain Independence

December 5

• The Telegraph UK | Wikipedia, the 25-Year Old Student, and the Prank that Fooled Levenson
• New Scientist | Nitpicking experts make Wikipedia a harder read
• NY Mag| Are people who donate to Wikipedia just better people in general?
• Gizmodo | Have you ever donated money to Wikipedia?
• The Register| Copying Wikipedia's lies is not just for hacks, right Lord Leveson?
• Business Insider | Leveson copied an embarrassing mistake from Wikipedia
• The Drum | Duped by Wikipedia, Leveson wrongly cites baffled American as Independent founder
• Kellogg Insight| Is Wikipedia biased? Verifying the 'neutral point of view'
• YouTube | Jimmy Wales sends a One Young World 2012 welcome
• Social Media Today| What would happen if Wikipedia died?
• Freetheanimal | Please Pay Wikipedia if You Use It: Simple. Anarchist. Moral
• YouTube | Israeli agents alter Jimmy Savile's Wikipedia page

December 6

• CNN | Cash call coming: Jimmy Wales' Wikipedia drive to stay ad-free
• The Hindu | Indians win in Wiki mega photo contest
• NBC News | You're not smart enough to read Wikipedia
• Gizmodo | Study: The Expert Editors of Wikipedia Make it Harder to Read
• ActiveHistory.ca | Wikipedia and Warriors: Quickly Exploring Canada's Wikipedia Past, 2003-Present
• BGR | Google, Wikipedia are American kids' top tools for school research
• Hypebot | Data Science and the Music Industry: What Social Media Has To Do With Record Sales

December 7

• Gulfnews | Wikipedia syndrome has changed life in classrooms
• The Next Web | Wikimedia explains why, after all these years, Wikipedia still doesn't have a visual editor
• Value Walk | Google and Wikipedia Are The Top "Research" Sites For US Students
• Current TV | Wikipedia Editors Remove Sex Offender Sir Jimmy Savile's Connection to Israel
• CBS Sports | The mystery of Randy Choate's Wikipedia page: Solved
• Slate | Did Movie Studios Really Demand Google Remove Legitimate Links to Amazon, Facebook, and Wikipedia?

December 8

• Tech 2 | Wikidata: Summing the sum of human knowledge
• Tweek Town | Obvious TT: Google and Wikipedia top American kids' top school research tools
• Vintage Computing and Gaming | Wikipedia is Deleting BBS Game History

December 9

• Heavy | Prank DJs' Wikipedia Vandalized: Show Aims to 'Shame Victims into Suicide'

December 10

• The Ledger | Wikipedia a Good Resource for Basic and In-Depth Information
• Business Insider | Wikipedia Has Figured Out A New Way To Stop Vandals In Their Tracks
• News 24 | SA learners lobby for free Wikipedia
• Tech Crunch | $50 Android Smartphones *Are Disrupting Africa Much Faster Than You Think, Says Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales

December 11

• The Times | How I fell in love, by Jimmy Wales
• Bloomberg | WIkipedia Edits Fundraising Strategy
• Tech Week Europe | Jimmy Wales: Theresa May Blanked Me On Snooper's Charter Protests
• The Telegraph UK | WIkipedia Founder's Solution to Inaccurate Entries: 'Send Us an Email'
• The Guatemala Times | An interview with Jimmy Wales
• .net | Wikipedia accused of trashing history

December 12

• Daily Nation—Kenya | Wikipedia Records High Web Traffic From Kenya
• Gizmodo| Exploring the bewildering world of context-less Wikipedia Gifs

December 13

• The West | Wikipedia sees future - and threat - in cell phones
• The H | VisualEditor launched in Wikipedia
• AFP | Wikipedia sees future - and threat - in cellphones
• News 24 | Wikipedia sees future in cellphones
• Biz Community | Learners lobby for free Wikipedia access

December 14

• CBC News | King's instructor top 50 Wikipedia editor

December 16

• Pittsburg Post-Gazette | Teaching in a Wikipedia world: A good teacher does more than stick facts in your head

December 17

• The Peninsula | Qatar Foundation in heart of national development
• The Next Web | Cards Against Humanity’s ‘Pay-What-You-Want’ sale results in $70,000 donation to Wikipedia
• Web Pro News | Cards Against Humanity Gives $70,000 of Holiday Pack Profit to Wikipedia
• Kotaku | Cards Against Humanity Makers Donate $70,000 To Wikipedia
• Science 2.0 | Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales Ironically Objects To Accurate Online Statements About Him
• ZD Net | Wikipedia moving from MySQL to MariaDB
• YouTube | Our donation to the Wikimedia Foundation
• YouTube| Project for Awesome 2012: Wikimedia Foundation

December 18

• Vanguard News Network | Jimmy Wales pornographer punk income recipient - Wikipedia Alabaman

December 19

• The Atlantic Wire | How Wikipedia edits tragedies
• Gigaom | What Wikipedia can tell us about the future of news
• Wired | Cards Against Humanity holiday stats
• Caspionet | Kazakh Wikipedia takes 25th place in world rankings of Wikipedia
• Daily Dot | How Wikipedia responds to mass shootings

December 20

• All Things D | The fifth-biggest site in the world operated on a budget of $27M last year
• The Register | Wikipedia doesn't need your money - so why does it keep pestering you?
• Skye: Tyne & Wear | Wikipedia wind-up: Loic Remy is 'Newcastle player' after 10M pound swap deal'
• Yahoo News | Cards Against Humanity donates holiday profits to Wikimedia

December 21

• PC Pro | Breakfast Briefing: Outlook features Stripped, Wikipedia money trail and Google goes Shazam
• Marketing Land | Quora Aims to Expand Beyond Q&A, Seems To Have Wikipedia In Its Sights

December 23

• Wikipediocracy | Jimmy Wales In: The Dictator and I
• Examiner | Wikipedia Co-Founder Jimmy Wales Denies Kazakhstan Connection
• Quora | What is Jimmy Wales Doing About Freedom of Speech in Kazakhstan

December 24

• Daily Mail | "Don't Mention My Friendship With Tony Blair!" Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales Bans Discussion of Former PM in New Controversy over Kazakh Links
• Telegraph UK | Wikipedia Co-Founder Jimmy Wales Bans Discussion of Tony Blair Friendship
• Capital Bay | Wikipedia Co-Founder Jimmy Wales Bans Discussion of Tony Blair Friendship

December 25

• The Daily Dot | Wikipedia's odd relationship with the Kazakh dictatorship
• Quora | Does Jimmy Wales realize that people can see he asked this question?
• Afterdawn | Wikipedia Ran On a Budget of Just $27 Million

December 26

• Disinformation | Wikipedia's first Wikipedian of the year is propagandist for Kazakh dictatorship
• The Huffington Post | Wikipedia's odd relationship with the Kazakh dictatorship
• The Guardian | Wikipedia page of Judge Koh, of Apple-Samsung trial, locked after 'edit war'
• The Atlantic | The Surprisingly Tangled Politics of "Gun Safety," Starring Wikipedia

December 27

• Market Watch | A special way to donate to Wikipedia and receive five times that amount offers CaesarTrade FX-CFD during this holiday season
• Business Insider | Bestselling crime author permanently banned from Wikipedia for allegedly trying to 'scrub' his page
• NewStatesmen | Most read Wikipedia articles: French holly, Vietnamese sex positions, and Japanese pornstars
• Eurasianet | Kazakhstan Wikipedia Controversy Raises Questions About the Crowd
• Registran | On Kazakh-language Wikipedia, Crowdsourcing Meets Crowd Mentality
• TechCrunch | Wikimedia Foundation Raises $25M In Donations Over 9 Days
• SF Gate | A Special Way to Donate to WIkipedia and Receive Five Times that Amount Offers CasearTrade FX-CFD during this Holiday Season
• The Guardian | Wikipedia's hits of the year
• All Things D | The Most Popular Pages on Wikipedia in 2012: Facebook, One Direction and...Cul De Sacs?
• Salon | Top 10 Wikipedia pages of 2012
• CNET | Wikipedia's most-viewed articles in 2012 were...
• Daily Dot | Author banned from Wikipedia for editing his own page

December 28

• The Next Web | Wikimedia Foundation raises $25 million to date in its 2012 fundraiser from over 1.2 million people
• All Things D | Wikimedia Raised $25M So Far in Annual Wikipedia Fundraiser
• Inquisitr | Wikimedia Foundation Raises $25 Million In 9 Days

December 29

• The Atlantic Cities | Wikipedia's Most Popular Pages, In 35 Languages

December 30

• Albawaba | Wikipedia Reveals Most Searched Articles of 2012
• Crowdsourcing | New Signs Wikipedia Began a Long Decline in 2012
• The Missoulian | Shelf Life: Eager Editors Can Improve Wikipedia
• Business Insider | 12 of Wikipedia's Weirdest Sentences

December 31

• Hothardware.com | The Top Most Viewed Wikipedia Articles of 2012
• Digital Journal | Wikimedia Foundation enjoys record 2012 fundraiser