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…
Digging Deeper::MySpace, Wikipedia Cope With Growing Pains
When a TV show or radio program becomes a hit, the producer usually makes more money and everyone benefits. But…
Wikipedia Bias::Is There a Neutral View on George W. Bush?
One of the guiding principles for Wikipedia, the free online community-generated encyclopedia, is the “neutral point of view.” According to…
Your Take Roundup::Simplicity, Relevancy Rule in Ads You Want
What can the world of technology teach the world of advertising when it comes to keeping people tuned in? A…
How much do you trust Wikipedia?
My editor recently questioned whether I should source my blog posts with links to Wikipedia, the community-built online encyclopedia. It’s…
Blog Tempest::Strumpette an ‘Anonymous Coward’ or PR Muckraker?
Everyone who toils in glamorous industries dreams of the day that they’ll write a tell-all book or blog on the…
Top 5 Week Thirteen
Mark Klein % Retired AT&T techie blows whistle on Net spying% Webaroo Search and read the web when you’re not…
Digging Deeper::TV-B-Gone Device Shuts Public TVs Down
The last time I was in an aiport, I was held hostage by the ubiquitous CNN Airport Network monitors that…
Jargon Watch::What is Web 2.0, and Should You Care?
From time to time, MediaShift will try to explain the jargon of the digital media revolution, the catch-phrases and buzz…
Two-Tiered Net::People Wary of Government in Net Neutrality Debate
The debate over “Net neutrality” has heated up immensely over the past few weeks. Why the hubbub? Broadband service providers…