Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Can nudging people into making simple edits help grow a new crop of Wikipedians? Can nudging people into making ...

The Wikimedia Foundation, which runs Wikipedia and a number of other wiki-based projects, announced this morning that it’s now implementing HTTPS by default across all its sites in order to encrypt ...

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“In January 2017, we the constituents of Wikimedia, started an ambitious discussion about our collective future. We reflected on our past sixteen years together and imagined the impact we could have ...

Google is going to start paying for its use of Wikipedia information to help power its knowledge panels in Google Search. The search giant, along with the digital library the Internet Archive, are the ...

Online encyclopedia Wikipedia has launched a $2.5 million program to build "the Internet's first transparent search engine." Wikimedia Discovery, originally known as the Knowledge Engine, is being ...

The Wikimedia foundation, a nonprofit that hosts Wikipedia and our other free knowledge projects, recently announced that Amazon made a $1 million gift to its endowment fund. This donation makes ...

We've all been in a Wikipedia hole late at night. Texas Sen. Ted Cruz must not have liked where his sent him. Last week, Cruz sent a letter to the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit operator of ...

The Wikipedia community just successfully pushed back against cryptocurrency. On Sunday, the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation, which owns and operates Wikipedia, announced that it would no longer ...

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The court issued a fine of 5 million rubles to Wikipedia, but the website said Moscow doesn't have jurisdiction over its global online encyclopedia.