tag:www.pbs.org,2009:/mediashift//4/tag:www.pbs.org,2006:/mediashift//4.179- 2009-11-09T05:22:23Z Comments for Top 5 for Wikipedia Week Your guide to the digital media revolution, with host Mark Glaser. Movable Type 4.24-en tag:www.pbs.org,2006:/mediashift//4.179 2006-04-19T23:37:57Z 2006-04-20T00:12:45Z Top 5 for Wikipedia Week Wikipedia primer Encyclopedia's philosophy: 'Experts are scum' Wikia rising Wales gets $4 mil funding for community wiki site Great Failure of Wikipedia Scathing speech on inner workings of Wikipedia Britannica v. Wikipedia study Nature gives props to wiki; Britannica bites back [pdf] Wikipedia co-founders speak The Register: 'How did anyone ever expect it to work?'... Mark Glaser http://www.pbs.org/mediashift
  • Wikipedia primer
    Encyclopedia's philosophy: 'Experts are scum'
  • Wikia rising
    Wales gets $4 mil funding for community wiki site
  • Great Failure of Wikipedia
    Scathing speech on inner workings of Wikipedia
  • Britannica v. Wikipedia study
    Nature gives props to wiki; Britannica bites back [pdf]
  • Wikipedia co-founders speak
    The Register: 'How did anyone ever expect it to work?'
    • ]]>     tag:www.pbs.org,2006:/mediashift//4.179-comment:526 Comment from Steven Chabot on 2006-04-20 Steven Chabot http://individual.utoronto.ca/chabot/ You forgot Wikitruth.info. 2006-04-20T15:27:34Z tag:www.pbs.org,2006:/mediashift//4.179-comment:527 Comment from Mark Glaser on 2006-04-20 Mark Glaser http://www.pbs.org/mediashift So true. I would put that at least at #6. A very interesting experiment in truth-telling and spoofery. 2006-04-20T16:28:31Z