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Wikipedia Turns 25, A Look At The Journey Of Largest Online Info Resource
Wikipedia, the world's largest online information resource, turned 25 on Thursday, marking a quarter century of making trustworthy, human-powered knowledge accessible worldwide.
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Wikipedia Claims Human Page Views Down Because Bots Are Stealing Data
The Wikimedia Foundation has been urging platforms using Wikipedia's content to provide clear attribution.
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Wikipedia's AI Experiment Fails After Editors' Backlash: "Why Did They..."
The editors almost immediately criticised the new AI feature, stating it could damage Wikipedia's credibility.
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Wikipedia Set To Embrace AI: What Does It Mean For Human Editors?
Wikimedia, the nonprofit that runs Wikipedia, has announced that the platform was embracing artificial intelligence (AI).
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Web Summit Appoints New CEO After Predecessor Quit Over Israel-Hamas Remark
Web Summit has appointed former Wikimedia Foundation CEO Katherine Maher as chief executive following the resignation of Paddy Cosgrave, whose comments on the Israel-Hamas conflict prompted some companies to withdraw from an upcoming conference.
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Apple Fined by Russia Court for Not Deleting Allegedly Inaccurate Content
A Moscow court fined Apple RUB 400,000 (nearly Rs. 3.5 lakh) on Thursday for not deleting "inaccurate" content about what Russia calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported. The TASS news agency said it was the first time Apple had been fined for that offence.
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WhatsApp Faces Penalty in Russia on Accusations of Failing to Delete Banned Content: Report
Messenger service WhatsApp faces a maximum fine of RUB 4 million (nearly Rs. 41 lakh) after Russia accused it of failing to delete banned content, state-owned news agency RIA reported on Friday, citing a Moscow court. Although WhatsApp's parent company Meta Platforms was last year banned in Russia as an "extremist" organisation, the messenger app ...
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BBC, Wikimedia Say Delhi Court Has No Jurisdiction On Documentary Case
The BBC and Wikimedia Foundation Thursday submitted in a Delhi court that it does not have jurisdiction to try a criminal complaint filed by a BJP leader seeking to restrain them from publishing a documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Documentary Row: Delhi Court Summons BBC, Others On Defamation Complaint
A Delhi court on Wednesday issued summonses to the BBC, Wikimedia and Internet Archive on a criminal complaint filed by a BJP leader seeking to restrain them from publishing a documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Wikipedia Owner Fined for Failing to Delete Alleged Extremist Content
The Wikimedia Foundation, owner of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, was fined by a Russian court on Thursday for failing to delete content considered extremist as Moscow pursues a drive to crack down on independent sources of information. Wikipedia, which says it offers "the second draft of history", is one of the few surviving fact-checked sourc...
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Wikipedia Turns 25, A Look At The Journey Of Largest Online Info Resource
Wikipedia, the world's largest online information resource, turned 25 on Thursday, marking a quarter century of making trustworthy, human-powered knowledge accessible worldwide.
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Wikipedia Claims Human Page Views Down Because Bots Are Stealing Data
The Wikimedia Foundation has been urging platforms using Wikipedia's content to provide clear attribution.
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Wikipedia's AI Experiment Fails After Editors' Backlash: "Why Did They..."
The editors almost immediately criticised the new AI feature, stating it could damage Wikipedia's credibility.
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Wikipedia Set To Embrace AI: What Does It Mean For Human Editors?
Wikimedia, the nonprofit that runs Wikipedia, has announced that the platform was embracing artificial intelligence (AI).
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Web Summit Appoints New CEO After Predecessor Quit Over Israel-Hamas Remark
Web Summit has appointed former Wikimedia Foundation CEO Katherine Maher as chief executive following the resignation of Paddy Cosgrave, whose comments on the Israel-Hamas conflict prompted some companies to withdraw from an upcoming conference.
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Apple Fined by Russia Court for Not Deleting Allegedly Inaccurate Content
A Moscow court fined Apple RUB 400,000 (nearly Rs. 3.5 lakh) on Thursday for not deleting "inaccurate" content about what Russia calls a "special military operation" in Ukraine, Russian news agencies reported. The TASS news agency said it was the first time Apple had been fined for that offence.
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WhatsApp Faces Penalty in Russia on Accusations of Failing to Delete Banned Content: Report
Messenger service WhatsApp faces a maximum fine of RUB 4 million (nearly Rs. 41 lakh) after Russia accused it of failing to delete banned content, state-owned news agency RIA reported on Friday, citing a Moscow court. Although WhatsApp's parent company Meta Platforms was last year banned in Russia as an "extremist" organisation, the messenger app ...
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BBC, Wikimedia Say Delhi Court Has No Jurisdiction On Documentary Case
The BBC and Wikimedia Foundation Thursday submitted in a Delhi court that it does not have jurisdiction to try a criminal complaint filed by a BJP leader seeking to restrain them from publishing a documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Documentary Row: Delhi Court Summons BBC, Others On Defamation Complaint
A Delhi court on Wednesday issued summonses to the BBC, Wikimedia and Internet Archive on a criminal complaint filed by a BJP leader seeking to restrain them from publishing a documentary on the 2002 Gujarat riots.
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Wikipedia Owner Fined for Failing to Delete Alleged Extremist Content
The Wikimedia Foundation, owner of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, was fined by a Russian court on Thursday for failing to delete content considered extremist as Moscow pursues a drive to crack down on independent sources of information. Wikipedia, which says it offers "the second draft of history", is one of the few surviving fact-checked sourc...
