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Top 5 Aug. 25 2009

  1. Wikipedia adds editing
    Increased oversight of articles tested on German site
  2. News Corp. consortium
    Wants to bring publishers together to charge for content, mobile
  3. NYT crowdsources CIA docs
    Asks readers to help annotate online documents; off to slow start
  4. The Slatest
    New aggregated list replaces In Today's Papers
  5. Snow Leopard
    New Apple OS pounces on August 28
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