Wikipedia
Wikimedia Foundation Granted Zero Of 304 Content Removal Requests Since 2012
The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization behind Wikipedia, released its first ever transparency report today, claiming it had...
Wikipedia Guards Against “Black Hat” Editors With Requirement To Disclose Paid Edits
Last October, Wikipedia signaled that it was concerned about biased editing sneaking into its pages, specifically that people paid to edit...
How To Leverage Wikipedia Data For Deeper Consumer Insights
Whenever we try to get a better understanding of online consumer behaviors, we tend to look to Google for answers — either via the Google...
How Wikipedia Could Improve Its Facts With Verification & “Right To Reply” Box
One of the most annoying things about Wikipedia is that the subjects of its articles aren’t allowed to contribute directly to those...
Google+ Debuts With ACSI Consumer Satisfaction Score Well Above Facebook’s
The annual American Customer Satisfaction Index is out for social media sites, measuring satisfaction with Google+ for the first time against...
Who Got Web Traffic When Wikipedia Went Down? Facebook, Twitter & Answer/Homework Sites, Of Course
When Wikipedia, the fifth most-visited site on the web (source), went offline for 24 hours last week as part of the mass SOPA/PIPA legislation...