Tagged With Wikipedia

These were the people and events that made the internet curious in 2019, according to Wikipedia

Tyler Sonnemaker

Elon Musk fact-checked his own Wikipedia page and requested edits including the fact he does 'zero investing'

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Putin proposed replacing Wikipedia in Russia with a 'Big Russian Encyclopaedia' days after passing a law to let him cut off the entire country from the web

Sahar Esfandiari

Here are all the major US tech companies blocked behind China's 'Great Firewall'

Paige Leskin

Reddit, Wikipedia, and PornHub are strong-arming users into protesting against laws that could change the face of the internet in Europe

Isobel Asher Hamilton

'High School Musical' actor Corbin Bleu has more Wikipedia pages than almost anyone else on earth and Reddit may have just solved why

Jacob Shamsian

This is the one internet law Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales would radically rewrite

Jake Kanter

These are the best apps to download if you own an iPhone X, iPhone XS, or iPhone XS Max

Dave Smith

New laws that threatened to tear the internet apart have been sent back to the drawing board in Europe

Jake Kanter

Wikipedia is blacked out across Europe in protest against laws that could change the internet forever

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez didn't have a Wikipedia page on Monday. On Tuesday, she shook up the Democratic party by winning the New York primary election

Sean Wolfe

YouTube will include Wikipedia info next to videos promoting conspiracy theories

Katie Canales

A former Google data scientist studied thousands of people on Wikipedia and uncovered key insights about what makes people successful

Chris Weller

Time for the truth to interfere with the copyright battle in Australia

Kate Haddock, Chair of the Australian Copyright Council

Wikipedia says Australians 'break the law everyday' on copyright and has launched a reform campaign

Tony Yoo

Wikipedia cofounder Jimmy Wales is launching a community-powered news site

Rob Price

Google's new tool will tell you if you're being an online troll

Shona Ghosh

Thousands of people share their knowledge online for free -- and for many, it's supercharging their careers

Shana Lebowitz

Donald Trump was the most-read Wikipedia article in 2016 with Margot Robbie the top Aussie

Tony Yoo

Wikipedia is asking for donations again -- here's how much cash it already has in the bank

Jeff Dunn