- Home
- wikipedia
wikipedia
Meta wants to supercharge Wikipedia with an AI upgrade
Meta, the company formerly known as Facebook, has proposed a surprisingly simple way to make Wikipedia articles more transparent and trustworthy
‘Go north’ and navigate Wikipedia as a text-only adventure game
‘Go north’ and navigate Wikipedia as a text-only adventure game
Wikipedia: The Text Adventure lets you explore Wikipedia articles as if they were part of an adventure right out of the '80s.
Burger King’s new Whopper ad forces Google Home to read you ingredients
Burger King’s new Whopper ad forces Google Home to read you ingredients
Burger King's new TV ad might be a whopper of a bad idea. It triggers Google Home speakers into reading the Whopper's Wikipedia entry.
11 million Asiacell subscribers in Iraq to get free access to Wikipedia
11 million Asiacell subscribers in Iraq to get free access to Wikipedia
Wikipedia and Asiacell announced a partnership that will see the carrier grant 11 million Iraqi customers free access to Wikipedia.
Race through the Wikiverse for your next internet search
Race through the Wikiverse for your next internet search
Wikiverse, a web-based interactive 3D visualization of Wikipedia displays the encyclopedia of the internet as a web of information to explore with a mouse.
The visually impaired may soon have an audio version of Wikipedia
The visually impaired may soon have an audio version of Wikipedia
Wikipedia really is for everyone, and that includes people who, whether due to visual impairment or for other reasons, are unable to read printed text.
Wikipedia’s new iOS app will give you the information you’re looking for
Wikipedia’s new iOS app will give you the information you’re looking for
Wikipedia has refreshed its app for iOS, putting an emphasis on personalization, ensuring that users can quickly and easily find content they want to read.
The new Wikimedia Endowment will try to keep Wikipedia free for another 15 years
The new Wikimedia Endowment will try to keep Wikipedia free for another 15 years
The Wikimedia Foundation has just launched the Wikimedia Endowment, which will serve as a “permanent safekeeping fund."
These are the top 25 Wikipedia articles of 2015
These are the top 25 Wikipedia articles of 2015
Last year, Wikipedia logged more than 5 million articles in English. These were the 25 most-researched topics of 2015.
Judge dismisses Wikimedia v. NSA lawsuit, says plaintiff arguments are based on speculation
Judge dismisses Wikimedia v. NSA lawsuit, says plaintiff arguments are based on speculation
The Wikimedia foundation has officially filed suit against the NSA in hopes of dismantling the agency's mass surveillance programs.
Wikipedia switches to default encryption for its crowdsourced encyclopedia
Wikipedia switches to default encryption for its crowdsourced encyclopedia
Wikipedia and its associated sites are going encrypted, making it much harder for anyone to spy on your browsing patterns.
Wikipedia escalates war with Wiki-PR, issues cease and desist letter
Wikipedia escalates war with Wiki-PR, issues cease and desist letter
At this rate, Wikipedia and Wiki-PR reps might appear on an episode of Maury soon.
Wikipedia editors are at war with paid PR ‘sockpuppets’
Wikipedia editors are at war with paid PR ‘sockpuppets’
Wikipedia editors have gone after paid "sockpuppet" users allegedly hired by a company called Wiki-PR, which charges hundreds of dollars to write articles.
Terms & Conditions: Wikipedia is open, but your user data isn’t
Terms & Conditions: Wikipedia is open, but your user data isn’t
Wikipedia is all about openness. But its Terms of Use and Privacy Policy keep users' identities a secret.
China censors Wikipedia ahead of Tiananmen Square anniversary
China censors Wikipedia ahead of Tiananmen Square anniversary
Just days before today's anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, Chinese authorities blocked the HTTPS encrypted version of Wikipedia.
Live map shows real-time anonymous edits to Wikipedia pages
Live map shows real-time anonymous edits to Wikipedia pages
Take a look at this real-time map and you'll see at least hundreds of changes being made on Wikipedia just from unregistered users alone.