Sue Gardner

The Truth According to Wikipedia

Claire Gordon | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Wikipedia, Wikipedia Art, David Horvitz, J.L. Austin, Scott Kildall, The Wikipedia Foundation, Sue Gardner, Nathaniel Stern, Ian Curtis, Hackers, Citation, Transmediale, Technology News
Claire Gordon

However unsound its foundations, Wikipedia is the most cited document of our times, coming up first on almost any Google search and transporting me to the land of religious cults, megafauna and racist Disney cartoons.

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Wikipedia Turns 10: What Has the Site Taught Us?

Danny Groner | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: The Washington Post, Internet, Politico, Online Encyclopedia, New York Times, Jimmy Wales, Washington Post, Alexandra Petri, The Guardian, Sue Gardner, Mark Zuckerberg, Los Angeles Times, The Los Angeles Times, Wikipedia Timothy Garton Ash, Facebook, Media News
Danny Groner

Despite the early fears of many critics, Wikipedia has proven to be a place to find information quickly and easily. What does this mean for us and how we attain knowledge?

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Danny Shea

Wikipedia's Fundraising Miracle

HuffingtonPost.com | Danny Shea | Posted 01.09.2009

Read More: Roger Mcnamee, Sue Gardner, Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, Media News

As 2008 came to a close, with charities and non-profits fighting to stay alive amid the economic crisis, Wikipedia pulled off a minor miracle. In a s...

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