Angry Irish Soccer Fans Invade Wikipedia, Twitter. Ireland France Thierry Henry Handball. Irish soccer fans are furious and they're using every form of social media available to vent. . Wednesday night was a pretty dramatic night in soccer. Ireland played...

English-language content of Wikipedia in the palm of your hand. The WikiReader is a portable device with a 3.7" monochrome touchscreen that stores Wikipedia on a 4 GB microSD flash memory card.Consider it a simple eBook Reader that searches and browses through...

Wikipedia to Highlight Edits from New Users. Wikipedia wikitrust color text trust. Wikipedia is adding color-coding to editing, making it easier for users to see what's been written by untrustworthy sources. . Just last week, it was revealed that Wikipedia...

Wikipedia to Impose New Restrictions on Editing. Wikipedia Edit Restrictions People. Wikipedia is taking steps toward adding an additional layer of editing that will restrict edits that can be made to articles about living people.. The New York Times today...

Wikipedia Launches Official iPhone App. wikipedia mobile app iphone. There's an app for everything and now Wikipedia has its own official application for iPhoners.. Launched yesterday, Wikipedia Mobile joins other already available but unofficial iPhone applications...

Wikipedia Bans Church of Scientology. Wikipedia Bans Church of Scientology. The Church of Scientology is no longer allowed to edit Wikipedia entries.. In an exclusive this morning, The Register today reports that the anyone-can-edit encyclopedia has banned...

search both Google and Wikipedia simultaneously and throw up the Wikipedia page on the right (were AdWords usually are), perfect for Googlers who often end up clicking on Wikipedia entries anyway. To be fair the add-on has been around for a while, we just...

Google Takes on Wikipedia With Knol. google wikipedia knol. Google is gunning for Wikipedia with a new service called Knol that aims to capitalize on the growing popularity of social encyclopedias. The Google Knol (defined as a "unit of knowledge") project...

this is the reason why a lot of people hate Wikipedia. Google announced that it had begun testing an idea similar to Wikipedia around Christmas of 2007 and today, Knol has been rolled out to the masses. In a lot of ways, Knol is actually a lot like Wikipedia....

to present, users have been relatively limited in the size of any images, audio files, or video files hosted amongst Wikipedia pages.  With an upgraded backend comes more freedom for users to take Wikipedia to the next level in the world of reference superiority....