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  1. Corporate editing of Wikipedia revealed (International Herald Tribune) (0 replies)
  2. Wikipedia: proving the Web's freedom of space - editorsweblog.org (0 replies)
  3. SA government Wikipedia censorship “cannot be condoned” (Independent Online) (0 replies)
  4. Wikipedia slurs traced to Hawaii state PCs (Honolulu Advertiser) (3 replies)
  5. Collective wisdom - Editorial (The Weber State University Signpost) (0 replies)
  6. Vulgar edits to encyclopedia linked to state computers (KPUA Hilo) (0 replies)
  7. What Wikipedia Would Look Like in Book Form... (Addict 3D) (0 replies)
  8. State Workers Massage Wikipedia Entries (LinuxInsider.com) (0 replies)
  9. A Political Theory of Geeks and Wonks (Ludwig von Mises Institute) (0 replies)
  10. Wikipedia: not the best thing since sliced bread (The Sentinel) (0 replies)
  11. HP, MIT, and DSpace Foundation (IT-Analysis) (0 replies)
  12. Wikipedia documents the Blair colon project - Crikey (subscription) (1 replies)
  13. Top Scoops (Scoop.co.nz) (0 replies)
  14. The true history of Wikipedia (2 replies)
  15. Is it Wikipedia or Wikifable? - NEWS.com.au (0 replies)
  16. Presiding Bishop unaware of Wikipedia edit; allegations discredited - WebWire (press release) (0 replies)
  17. Leader's Wikipedia entry doctored (Independent Online) (5 replies)
  18. Getting ahead (The Record) (0 replies)
  19. State workers edit Wikipedia entries - TheNewsTribune.com (subscription) (0 replies)
  20. SA official censors HIV on Wikipedia (iafrica.com) (2 replies)
  21. Wikipedia edits aren't so annonymous anymore - ASU Web Devil (1 replies)
  22. Secret's out on Wikipedia - The Virginian-Pilot (0 replies)
  23. Tsang’s Wikipedia entry doctored in poll run-up (Gulf Times) (0 replies)
  24. Wikipedia to be sold to The Spoof! - The Spoof (satire) (0 replies)
  25. PM's staff edited Wikipedia (The Star) (0 replies)
  26. Getting ahead (The Record) (0 replies)
  27. Collective wisdom merely a crock (Whittier Daily News) (0 replies)
  28. Clark has Wikipedia page protected (TVNZ) (0 replies)
  29. Hong Kong leader's Wikipedia entry doctored in election run-up (PhysOrg) (1 replies)
  30. Wikipedia entry doctored in election run-up (Independent Online) (0 replies)
  31. State workers show interest in Wikipedia entries - The Olympian (0 replies)
  32. Clark has Wikipedia page protected (TVNZ) (0 replies)
  33. Politician edits Wikipedia, sound familiar? - Courier Mail (0 replies)
  34. Politician edits Wikipedia, sound familiar? (News Interactive) (0 replies)
  35. Politician edits Wikipedia, sound familiar? (The Courier Mail) (0 replies)
  36. Politician edits Wikipedia, sound familiar? (Adelaide Now) (0 replies)
  37. HK leader's Wikipedia entry doctored in election run-up (Straits Times) (0 replies)
  38. Wikipedia Needs Some Major Changes: So Says the Department of Defense « Dreadnaught (0 replies)
  39. S African official vandalises Wikipedia AIDS content - Brisbane Times (6 replies)
  40. Apple Weekly Report: Mac Games, Wikipedia Shenanigans, and Hacked ... - The Mac Observer (0 replies)
  41. Podcast - Apple Weekly Report: Mac Games, Wikipedia Shenanigans, and Hacked iPhones (The Mac Observer) (1 replies)
  42. Wikipedia: a triumph for public, but reader beware - South China Morning Post (subscription) (0 replies)
  43. Wikipedia edits spruce up Tsang's image - South China Morning Post (subscription) (0 replies)
  44. Wikipedia warzone - Scotland on Sunday (1 replies)
  45. Revealed: The wikipedia vandals (Sunday Herald) (1 replies)
  46. House conduct committee hasn't taken position on David Davis' aide's Wikipedia flap (Kingsport Times-News) (0 replies)
  47. State PCs were used to alter Wikipedia - Orlando Sentinel (1 replies)
  48. PM's staff edited Wikipedia - Sydney Morning Herald (40 replies)
  49. Vancouver city staff altered Wikipedia - Montreal Gazette (1 replies)
  50. Getting ahead (The Record) (1 replies)
  51. President tries to calm investors by making edits on Wikipedia - Framingham TAB (satire) (0 replies)
  52. Jokesters Edit Wikipedia Article About Helen Clark (0 replies)
  53. Liberals hit back at Wikipedia 'dirt' file - NEWS.com.au (4 replies)
  54. Presiding Bishop unaware of Wikipedia edit; allegations discredited - Episcopal News Service (0 replies)
  55. PERVERTED JUSTICE HEAD FINGERS WIKIPEDIA FOR PEDOPHILIA - Contactmusic.com (0 replies)
  56. Sources say: Wikipedia wackiness in county offices - Annapolis Capital (0 replies)
  57. Wikipedia entry on Lisa Nowak already updated - Orlando Sentinel (0 replies)
  58. Newspaper: State computers used to edit Wikipedia pages (The Daily Comet) (6 replies)
  59. Wikipedia, Transparency, and Your Brand's Reputation Online - Pronet Advertising (0 replies)
  60. Whitehall jokers implicated in latest Wikipedia scandal - Brand Republic (subscription) (0 replies)
  61. Wikipedia is against us: Downer (News Interactive) (4 replies)
  62. Wikipedia's dangers (BG News) (0 replies)
  63. ESA Gets In On The Wikipedia Editing Action - Kotaku.com (6 replies)
  64. Wikipedia weasels smear PM - The Sun (0 replies)
  65. Wikipedia Scanner Reveals Who Makes Entry Edits - Entrepreneur (0 replies)
  66. Sites spoof Friendster, Wikipedia, Second Life - Nashua Telegraph (0 replies)
  67. Wikipedia & SEO - Search Engine Roundtable (1 replies)
  68. Staffer Alters Wikipedia Entry, Must Attend Class (WSMV Nashville) (0 replies)
  69. Davis' press secretary sent to conduct classes over Wikipedia indicent (Kingsport Times-News) (0 replies)
  70. Govt attempts Wikipedia censorship - ITWeb (1 replies)
  71. Sree Advice: Smart Ways To Use Wikipedia (WNBC) (0 replies)
  72. Gap goes gaga for Suri; Wikipedia's Bush bashing; local DJ raises ... - The Free Lance-Star (0 replies)
  73. PRO-CON: DOES MISCHIEVIOUS EDITING UNDERMINE WIKIPEDIA’S ... - Kansas City Star (1 replies)
  74. Internal probe clears city hall workers of smearing Zampino on ... - Montreal Gazette (6 replies)
  75. I'm Flattered, Wikipedia - TheStranger.com (0 replies)
  76. Web Sites Spoof Wikipedia, Second Life - HappyNews.com (0 replies)
  77. Sanitized Wikipedia (0 replies)
  78. Reagan Fan Seeks Girl Too Stupid To Find Reagan's Wikipedia Entry - Wonkette (satire) (0 replies)
  79. DHS in Top 5 agencies editing Wikipedia - United Press International (2 replies)
  80. Hill Computers Used for Thousands of Wikipedia Edits - Congressional Quarterly (2 replies)
  81. Altered Wikipedia Entry Recast Blame in Deadly Plane Crash (LinuxInsider.com) (3 replies)
  82. The wide world of Wikipedia (Peninsula News Review) (0 replies)
  83. 1000 Wikipedia changes made by North's civil servants - Irish Independent (0 replies)
  84. Government computers used to make peculiar edits to Wikipedia (St. Catharines Standard) (3 replies)
  85. Firms accused of rewriting their entry on Wikipedia (0 replies)
  86. Wikipedia Propaganda Encyclopedia - Pacific Free Press (1 replies)
  87. Apple, Microsoft, Dell Caught Revising Wikipedia (The Mac Observer) (4 replies)
  88. New online tool unmasks Wikipedia edits (ABC 7 Chicago) (0 replies)
  89. Web Fight: Wikipedia, YouTube vs. Perverted Justice - 10 Zen Monkeys (0 replies)
  90. Civil Service caught up in web scandal (Belfast Telegraph) (1 replies)
  91. Unmasking Wikipedia Bias and Hype - Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription) (0 replies)
  92. The Trouble with Anonymity on the Web (0 replies)
  93. Wikiscanner reveals Apple’s Wikipedia edits - ZDNet (0 replies)
  94. Computer program reveals FBI, CIA edited Wikipedia entries (Moldova.org) (0 replies)
  95. Spinning Wikipedia - Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (0 replies)
  96. Wonderful wikis (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) (0 replies)
  97. Charges Vatican manipulates Wikipedia called ‘absurd’ - Catholic Online (2 replies)
  98. ESA Also Did Some Wikipedia Scrubbing - Wired News (0 replies)
  99. Air NZ computer linked to controversial Wikipedia edit - TV3 News (0 replies)
  100. ‘FBI, CIA changed Wikipedia entries’ - Daily Times (0 replies)
  101. US House Ethics Committee to examine congressional press secretary ... - Men's News Daily (0 replies)
  102. Wikipedia, Free the Binary Paradigm - American Muslim (0 replies)
  103. News Flash: Folks Have Bias When Editing Wikipedia Entries - IT Business Edge (1 replies)
  104. A Better Way To Put Wikipedia On Your Hard Drive - Wired Blogs (0 replies)
  105. ABC Covers Wikipedia Scandal; Ignores Role of NYT and BBC - NewsBusters (0 replies)
  106. Robert Cailliau Talks With WikiNews (Slashdot) (0 replies)
  107. WikiScanner: Outing Wikipedia Spammers For Link Bait - Altogether Digital (0 replies)
  108. Defending Wikipedia's impolite side - CNET News.com (0 replies)
  109. Wikipedia Can Track 'Anonymous' Editors (ABC News) (0 replies)
  110. Wikipedia and the art of censorship (Independent Online) (2 replies)
  111. The Perils of Wiki PR - Forbes.com - 2007-08-15 (0 replies)
  112. A Move to Unmask the Wikipedians - 2007-08-14 (1 replies)
  113. New Tool Outs Would-Be Wikipedia Tricksters - 2007-08-15 (0 replies)
  114. Disney employee whitewashes Cory out of Wikipedia's DRM article - 2007-08-14 (0 replies)
  115. Wikipedia 'editors' uncloaked (Rocky Mountain News) (0 replies)
  116. See Who's Editing Wikipedia - 2007-08-14 (0 replies)
  117. Vatican Denies Tinkering With Wikipedia (Zenit News Agency) (19 replies)
  118. Hard To Tell If Wikipedia Entry On Dada Has Been Vandalized Or Not - The Onion (satire) (0 replies)
  119. More Details on the Wikipedia Propaganda Encyclopedia - uruknet.info (0 replies)
  120. Catching Wikipedia Edits Easily – Enter WikiScanner! - The Money Times (0 replies)
  121. Defending Wikipedia’s Impolite Side - New York Times (3 replies)
  122. Student's program sends PR chaos in Wiki-scandal (0 replies)
  123. Wikipedia Scanner exposes self-edits in online encyclopedia (Computerworld Singapore) (0 replies)
  124. Defending Wikipedia?s Impolite Side (New York Times) (0 replies)
  125. A Quest to Get More Court Rulings Online, and Free (New York Times) (0 replies)
  126. Spinning a yarn on Wikipedia (The New Zealand Herald) (1 replies)
  127. Seeing Corporate Fingerprints in Wikipedia Edits (0 replies)
  128. Wikipedia: Learn painting chunk jewellery at home (IBN via Yahoo! India News) (1 replies)
  129. Seeing Corporate Fingerprints in Wikipedia Edits (0 replies)
  130. Wikipedia: Painting chunk jewellery is easy, try it at home (IBN via Yahoo! India News) (0 replies)
  131. Wikipedia: A menu, not a main course - CNET News.com (2 replies)
  132. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Elites TV (0 replies)
  133. TECHBITS: Wikipedia edits, Search partnership, Hotmail storage - Savannah Morning News (0 replies)
  134. TECHBITS: Wikipedia edits, Search partnership, Hotmail storage (Savannah Morning News) (0 replies)
  135. Wikipedia edits implicate CIA and FBI in cover-up - American Chronicle (0 replies)
  136. An embarrassed Fox News hits Wikipedia: Days after getting caught making self-serving edits, the partisan network targets online encyclopedia (0 replies)
  137. Fingerprints in Wikipedia Edits - Free Market News Network (0 replies)
  138. Fingerprints in Wikipedia Edits - Free Market News Network (0 replies)
  139. NFL Employees Use Wikipedia to Pump Up NFL Network - AOL SPORTS (0 replies)
  140. 'Insider editing' at Wikipedia (Orlando Sentinel) (0 replies)
  141. Wikipedia timeline - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com (0 replies)
  142. 'Insider editing' at Wikipedia - Orlando Sentinel (0 replies)
  143. BBC: Wikipedia shows CIA page edits (CMAQ) (0 replies)
  144. Companies' Wikipedia editing exposed (San Diego Union-Tribune) (0 replies)
  145. WikiScanner: The Tool That Unmasks Wikipedia Editors - eFluxMedia (press release) (0 replies)
  146. Lifting Corporate Fingerprints From the Editing of Wikipedia - New York Times (4 replies)
  147. Seeing Corporate Fingerprints in Wikipedia Edits - New York Times (0 replies)
  148. Dusting Wikipedia for fingerprints (Seattle Times) (0 replies)
  149. Web sites spoof Friendster, Wikipedia, Second Life (Kingston Daily Freeman) (1 replies)
  150. Discussion: The fun part of Wikipedia (The Charlotte Observer) (0 replies)
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