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Wikipedia Goes 3D
Only Wikipedia, the massively collaborative online encyclopedia, would want its users to know what's on the other side of its logo...in three dimensions. tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/wikpedia_goes_3d.php'; tweetmeme_source = 'rww';digg_url =
Wikimedia's Creepy Fundraising Campaign Breaks Record Again
The Wikimedia Foundation, parent organization of Wikipedia and other super-wikis, closed out its annual fundraising campaign with another record-breaking haul. The campaign raised $20 million, about 71% of its planned
Concept Albums and Blogs
At the risk of going off-topic, I'm currently deeply into IMHO the best album I've heard in years - Green Day's American Idiot. It's a concept album and I often
The History of Programming Languages [Infographic]
Rackspace recently published a nice infographic on the evolution of programming languages. It starts with FORTRAN and COBOL and runs through Ruby on Rails (which, yes, is a framework
Wikipedia to Add Research Mega-Tool for Hot News Article Editors
Wikipedia pages about big news events are edited so fast and furious it's hard to keep track of why decisions were made, to make sure the editing is really optimized
Google Translate & Wikipedia: 16 Million Words Later
With its translation efforts now recognizing more than 30 languages, what better partner to work with the user-created encyclopedia Wikipedia than Google? The search engine touted its efforts last week
What Will Wikipedia Look Like in Another 10 Years?
This weekend, everyone's favorite massively-collaborative online encyclopedia, Wikipedia, will celebrate its 10th anniversary. Wednesday morning, we got on the phone with Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and Wikimedia Foundation executive director
Web 2.0 from IA, Business and People perspectives
Seb Paquet notes from Information Architecture Summit in Montreal, March 2005. This from Brett Lider: "Defining the Future - The Web 2.0 article on Wikipedia was clearly written by an
Defining Web 2.0: the community way
Doc Searls grabs the Web 2.0 meme by the horns and gives it a good shake. He's posted a thought-provoking piece in which he frames Web 2.0 in the following
How DBpedia Treats Wikipedia as a Database
DBpedia is a community driven effort that treats Wikipedia like a database, enabling people to do more sophisticated queries, distribute the open encyclopedia's data to the Web and add
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