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    Articles tagged Wikimedia Foundation (7)

    Laura Hazard OwenJuly 21, 2017
    What will misinformation look like in 2030 (and will we be better at spotting it by then)?
    But also, what if the studies are kinda flawed in the first place?
    Laura Hazard OwenJuly 7, 2017
    Fake news bots are so economical, you can use them over and over
    Plus: New Omidyar/Soros money for factchecking, changing your mind but not your vote, and lessons from Wikipedia.
    Wikipedia, now 15 years old, will get a new endowment to ensure its future
    Hiding in public: How the National Archives wants to open up its data to Americans
    The agency, home to more than 500 terabytes of electronic files alone, faces some of the same problems that data journalists do. Justin Ellis
    Wikipedia plans to expand mobile access around the globe with new funding
    Money from the Knight News Challenge will be used to grow Wikipedia Zero, a project that makes the site more accessible on feature phones. Justin Ellis
    A new class of Knight News Challenge winners focuses on mobile in the developing world
    The common thread through several of the eight winners: turning underpowered phones into information engines. Joshua Benton
    February 8, 2010
    Why Wikipedia beats Wikinews as a collaborative journalism project
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