Wikipedia Stories for 2014

Is a "Wikipedia For News" Feasible? 167
A Mismatch Between Wikimedia's Pledge Drive and Its Cash On Hand? 274
Wikipedia's "Complicated" Relationship With Net Neutrality 134
Researchers Forecast the Spread of Diseases Using Wikipedia 61
Meet the 36 People Who Run Wikipedia 140
Python-LMDB In a High-Performance Environment 98
How Spurious Wikipedia Edits Can Attach a Name To a Scandal, 35 Years On 165
Why Women Have No Time For Wikipedia 579
Latest Wikipedia Uproar Over 'Superprotection' 239
Wikipedia Gets Critical Reception from UK Press at Wikimania 2014 113
Wikipedia Reports 50 Links From Google 'Forgotten', Issues Transparency Report 81
An Accidental Wikipedia Hoax 189
Dear Museums: Uploading Your Content To Wikimedia Commons Just Got Easier 24
Wikipedia Blocks 'Disruptive' Edits From US Congress 165
Russian Government Edits Wikipedia On Flight MH17 667
$10 Million Lawsuit Against Wikipedia Editors "Stragetically" Withdrawn 51
Bot Tweets Anonymous Wikipedia Edits From Capitol Hill 95
US National Archives Will Upload All Its Holdings To Wikipedia 108
Wikipedia Editors Hit With $10 Million Defamation Suit 268
Wikipedia Forcing Editors To Disclose If They're Paid 135
Wikipedia Mining Algorithm Reveals the Most Influential People In History 231
Wikipedia Medical Articles Found To Have High Error Rate 200
German Wikipedia Has Problems With Paid Editing — and Threats of Violence 55
Jimmy Wales To 'Holistic Healers': Prove Your Claims the Old-Fashioned Way 517
Russian Civil Law Changed By Wikimedia 88
Major Wikipedia Donors Caught Editing Their Own Articles 125
FLOSS Codecs Emerge Victorious In Wikimedia Vote 235
IBM Employees Caught Editing Wikipedia 112
Finnish Police Board Wants Justification For Wikipedia's Fundraising Campaign 252
Wikimedia Community Debates H.264 Support On Wikipedia Sites. 247

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