12 Sep 2014:
Know your lolz from your lulzsec, and your belfies from your selfies? Hannah Jane Parkinson is here to help with an almost definitive list of digital geekery
People on government computers might have tampered with Wikipedia pages, but it offers a viable model in a comprehensively networked world, writes John Naughton
8 Aug 2014: Dan Gillmor: It takes some adventure, but when you do start clicking through to other places from the sites you regularly visit, it’s not just entertainment. It’s life
8 Aug 2014:
Europe’s data protection laws clash with the US view of free speech, yet outside of public interest we should be able to have a say in the public memory of who we are. By Julia Powles
7 Aug 2014:
As Wikimania kicks off in London on Thursday, Jon Davies asserts the UK as one of the world’s most active Wikipedia communities. By Samuel Gibbs
7 Aug 2014: Anne Perkins: First thoughts: This vast tree of knowledge is nurtured predominantly by young white western males with a slight personality defect
6 Aug 2014:
She has taken flak from the online encyclopedia’s hardcore users for being an ‘amateur’, but after 18 years in open source software the 36-year-old is determined to expand the ‘knowledge-building community’. By Jemima Kiss and Samuel Gibbs
5 Aug 2014:
Svenker Johansson’s software has created and updated millions of Wikipedia articles - yet he says anything requiring creativity still needs a human brain. By Alex Hern