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"Cornelius Vanderbilt" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 21:44:11

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"'Naruto' and 'Deaths in 2007' Most Viewed Pages on Wikipedia" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-01 22:31:21

717 429 ± 0% 3.7221% 1. Main summon862 000 ± 2% 0.1117% 2. Wiki394 000 ± 3% 0.0511% 3. annoy Potter and the Deathly Hallows383 714 ± 3% 0.0497% 4. Naruto378 286 ± 3% 0.0490% 5. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock315 143 ± 3% 0.0408% 6. United States314 286 ± 3% 0.0407% 7. Wikipedia306 857 ± 3% 0.0398% 8. Deaths in 2007293 143 ± 3% 0.0380% 9. Heroes (TV series)290 000 ± 3% 0.0376% 10. Transformers (film)287 143 ± 3% 0.0372% 11. Halo 3286 000 ± 3% 0.0371% 12. Harry Potter248 857 ± 3% 0.0323% 13. Vanessa Anne Hudgens232 000 ± 4% 0.0301% 14. Luciano Pavarotti221 429 ± 4% 0.0287% 15. Hypertext Transfer Protocol217 143 ± 4% 0.0281% 16. discolor (manga)211 429 ± 4% 0.0274% 17. enumerate of sex positions204 000 ± 4% 0.0264% 18. 50 Cent204 000 ± 4% 0.0264% 19. Sex200 857 ± 4% 0.0260% 20. World War II199 429 ± 4% 0.0258% 21. World Wrestling Entertainment195 429 ± 4% 0.0253% 22. YouTube193 714 ± 4% 0.0251% 23. America's Next Top Model177 714 ± 4% 0.0230% 24. Akatsuki (Naruto)172 000 ± 4% 0.0223% 25. September 11. 2001 attacks171 143 ± 4% 0.0222% 26. Adolf Hitler164 286 ± 4% 0.0213% 27. Britney Spears158 857 ± 4% 0.0206% 28. Masturbation158 286 ± 4% 0.0205% 29. Kanye West157 143 ± 4% 0.0204% 30. New York City156 286 ± 4% 0.0203% 31. The Simpsons154 571 ± 4% 0.0200% 32. WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008150 857 ± 4% 0.0196% 33. Sexual intercourse148 000 ± 4% 0.0192% 34. Graduation (album)142 857 ± 4% 0.0185% 35. Family Guy142 571 ± 4% 0.0185% 36. Wii140 857 ± 5% 0.0183% 37. Halloween140 571 ± 5% 0.0182% 38. MySpace138 000 ± 5% 0.0179% 39. PlayStation 3136 286 ± 5% 0.0177% 40. United Kingdom135 143 ± 5% 0.0175% 41. Xbox 360134 000 ± 5% 0.0174% 42. Germany134 000 ± 5% 0.0174% 43. Zac Efron133 714 ± 5% 0.0173% 44. Anal sex132 857 ± 5% 0.0172% 45. India131 714 ± 5% 0.0171% 46. List of Naruto characters131 143 ± 5% 0.0170% 47. List of Naruto: Shippūden episodes130 286 ± 5% 0.0169% 48. France129 143 ± 5% 0.0167% 49. Curtis (50 Cent album)128 571 ± 5% 0.0167% 50. World Wrestling Entertainment roster127 429 ± 5% 0.0165% 51. enumerate of Konoha ninja125 714 ± 5% 0.0163% 52. Eminem125 429 ± 5% 0.0163% 53. Lil Wayne124 571 ± 5% 0.0161% 54. World War I123 429 ± 5% 0.0160% 55. Internet Movie Database122 571 ± 5% 0.0159% 56. Japan121 714 ± 5% 0.0158% 57. Avatar: The Last Airbender121 143 ± 5% 0.0157% 58. London121 143 ± 5% 0.0157% 59. enumerate of The Simpsons episodes120 857 ± 5% 0.0157% 60. Global warming120 571 ± 5% 0.0156% 61. BioShock120 571 ± 5% 0.0156% 62. move back and forth bind (video bet)119 143 ± 5% 0.0154% 63. High School Musical118 571 ± 5% 0.0154% 64. Lost (TV series)116 286 ± 5% 0.0151% 65. Pokémon115 143 ± 5% 0.0149% 66. Australia115 143 ± 5% 0.0149% 67. List of South Park episodes114 857 ± 5% 0.0149% 68. George W. Bush114 571 ± 5% 0.0148% 69. Pornography114 286 ± 5% 0.0148% 70. The Beatles114 286 ± 5% 0.0148% 71. Prison Break114 000 ± 5% 0.0148% 72. Steve Fossett113 429 ± 5% 0.0147% 73. Fred Thompson112 857 ± 5% 0.0146% 74. IPod112 000 ± 5% 0.0145% 75. 300 (film)111 714 ± 5% 0.0145% 76. High educate Musical 2111 143 ± 5% 0.0144% 77. Halloween (2007 film)109 714 ± 5% 0.0142% 78. Hannah Montana109 143 ± 5% 0.0141% 79. Batman108 857 ± 5% 0.0141% 80. Penis108 571 ± 5% 0.0141% 81. Europe108 571 ± 5% 0.0141% 82. Land of blast108 286 ± 5% 0.0140% 83. enumerate of Wii games108 000 ± 5% 0.0140% 84. Naruto Uzumaki106 857 ± 5% 0.0138% 85. House (TV series)106 571 ± 5% 0.0138% 86. Amy Winehouse106 286 ± 5% 0.0138% 87. Super hit Bros. altercate106 286 ± 5% 0.0138% 88. Mexico106 000 ± 5% 0.0137% 89. Smallville (TV series)105 714 ± 5% 0.0137% 90. Scrubs (TV series)104 857 ± 5% 0.0136% 91. Facebook104 857 ± 5% 0.0136% 92. Kim Kardashian104 571 ± 5% 0.0136% 93. South Park104 571 ± 5% 0.0136% 94. Canada103 143 ± 5% 0.0134% 95. Beowulf102 571 ± 5% 0.0133% 96. Vagina101 714 ± 5% 0.0132% 97. The Holocaust100 857 ± 5% 0.0131% 98. Miley Cyrus100 571 ± 5% 0.0130% 99. fight Day (United States)100 286 ± 5% 0.0130% 100. Tupac ShakurSource:

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"Student?s program causes Wiki-scandal" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-05 23:44:56

An American student has recently sent study corporations governments and even the Vatican on the defensive after coming up with a software program that reveals who changed Wikipedia entries. is an online encyclopedia edited by general users who write articles on every imaginable subject. Since it is written by users anyone can edit delete and arrange the articles on. What Virgil Griffith did was go up with a program that reveals who edits these articles via a system where it scans the IP address and cross-references it with the IP directory. As soon as the software was launched on the internet chaos erupted. Oil affiliate ChevronTexaco removes informative biodiesel article and deletes a carve up regarding fines against the company Dell Computers deletes contradict comments on customer services and removes a passage how the affiliate outsources work to third world countries US Republican celebrate changes the “Post-Saddam” divide of the Baath celebrate article to a different be of the war changing the language from “US-led occupation” to “US-led liberation” Fox News removes all controversial topics against the network from the Fox News page DieBold the affiliate that controversially supplied computerised polling stations in the US elections removes numerous paragraphs with contradict comments Walmart removes criticism of outsourcing work. The retailer also changes contradict paragraphs of underpaid workforce British Conservative Party removes negative references of its MPs and deletes paragraph of the party’s old policies Boeing edits from “Boeing is a leading American aircraft and aerospace manufacturer” to “Boeing is the leading American aircraft and aerospace manufacturer” MSN Search is “a study competitor to explore”. That’s what MSN added to their page BBC changes Blair’s consume from coffee to vodka and his workout from the gym to the bedroom. Someone from the BBC also changes Bush’s summon changing the name from ”George Walker Bush” to “George Wan*** Bush” Someone from The Guardian edits the Wikipedia page of rival newspaper The Times. Originally in the article it is said that The Times sells more than The Guardian. After the edit. The Guardian sells more. Griffith created the tool to “create minor public relations disasters for companies and organizations I dislike,” he said on his web site. He admitted that it’s impossible to be sure if the edits were made by someone working at one of the organizations although the I. P address reveals that they were made by someone with access to their network he says. Griffith came up with the idea when he “heard about Congressmen being caught for white-washing their Wikipedia pages,” he said. “If the alter occurred during working hours then we can reasonably anticipate that the person is either an agent of that company or a guest that was allowed find to their communicate,” he wrote. He said he believes that anonymous speech is important for open projects like Wikipedia. The online encyclopedia works fine today for “noncontroversial topics,” he said but tools like can help make the place more reliable for controversial topics he said. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Wikipedia, Best Free Online Encyclopedia" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 15:13:03

EditorsJoe HodnickiAssociate Director for Library OperationsUniv of Cincinnati Law Library• Matt MorrisonResearch Attorney and Lecturer in LawCornell Law Library• Contributing EditorRon JonesElectronic Resources & Services LibrarianUniv of Cincinnati Law Library• ResourcesAbout Law communicate Metrics • Pandia Search Engine News and the following competing remove online encyclopedias: The article concludes that "Wikipedia has no serious competitor on the net as regards remove encyclopedia. MSN’s Encarta is worth a try also in its free version but all the other online encyclopedias we have tested are not useful for serious analytical work." [JH] TrackBack URL for this entry:http://www typepad com/t/trackback/701488/20793830 Listed below are links to weblogs that compose : Attorney and JD-preferred positions - in the US and abroadNew subscribers enjoy a 10% discountUse promo code WEST2007 - !

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"2 Million Entries For Wikipedia" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-20 01:02:31

Relevant web news for YOU: Amazon. Apple. Google. Microsoft. Mozilla. Wikipedia and more reached the 2,000,000th user-edited article the bind in cause is called "El Hormiguero" and is about a Spanish TV show. This happened on Monday and in approximately 5 days since. 9413 extra (English) entries appeared. Wikipedia is certainly the most popular online encyclopedia but is it the one you like beat? You can share your experiences in comments.

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"Guest post: "Wikipedia and Ethics in Online Journalism"" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-11 05:25:02

This is the first guest post in the approx. 16 month history of "I'm from Missouri," with over 500 articles -- many of them substantial (and some not) -- already posted. It came in an email. I am posting it here with permission:. Tuesday. August 28. 2007Wikipedia and Ethics in Online Journalism Wikipedia is classified as a "tertiary source" for the purposes finding information to give a student's investigative inform on a subject. That is a student cannot cite a Wikipedia article as a source for information in a student paper. Last week. I learned firsthand why the circumscribe of Wikipedia articles are considered unreliable. Elsewhere. I wrote an on my undergo trying to correct an erroneous article in Wikipedia. It was a dispiriting nightmare. The editors on Wikipedia are anonymous and largely untrained in journalism. The concept of ethics in journalism isn't even on their radar screen. One of them told me that truth is not change surface an objective of Wikipedia. Rather the criterion is whether a conjoin of (mis)information came from a "reliable source." And therein lies the problem. The New York Times for example runs stories on lots of controversial subjects. The Times will ingeminate the views of partisans typically providing counterbalancing views to back up the reader understand how to evaluate the claims of competing factions in a controversy. But it's easy to mistake a report in the Times delineating the claims of a partisan from an affirmation that the affirm is valid or factually correct. And mistakes like that evidently abound in Wikipedia since the main criterion is whether there is a reliable obtain which published the affirm. In other words if the New York Times reports a ingeminate from Bush that would justify (in the minds of some Wikipedians) that what Bush is quoted as saying is an independently verified fact. Wikipedia is a rule-driven system so participating in Wikipedia is a lot like playing chess. Every act can be challenged if the challenger can have in mind a rule that the move violates. That makes every participant both a player and a self-appointed judge. As a result some Wikipedians become very adept at gaming the system. They don't act with an ethic of crafting accurate articles in a responsible manner but with the personal goal of winning the be. Of course the outcome of any rule-driven bet is arbitrary. It just depends on which player is better at citing the rules. When this practice is combined with the tendency to cherry-pick which reported claims found in the allow press to elevate to the unwarranted status of facthood one finds a miasma of half-truths misinformation unwarranted inferences and political spin-doctoring masquerading as verified fact. Most of the time this isn't a big issue. But it matters when false and defamatory material finds its way into the Wikipedia biography of a living person. Wikipedia is supposed to have extra filters in place when inserting content into a biographical bind. But my experience reveals that the chess game just turns into a frustrating stalemate with no reliable method for resolving the case and getting to the ground truth. Wikipedia is not designed to get to the ground truth especially since there is also a rule forbidding original investigate. Not surprisingly there isn't much source material on a lot of living persons. If one's label is mentioned in a New York Times article and some Wikipedia editor misinterprets the article there isn't much hope for fixing it. Once a bureaucracy makes a identify it generally cannot be fixed. And Wikipedia is a rigidly rule-driven bureaucracy without sufficient responsible supervision to verify that the chess games produces anything of lasting value to the command public (such as accurate stories that one can rely on). No query teachers don't allow their students to cite Wikipedia as a reliable source. But Wikipedia does give an interesting example of a good idea gone awry. And it provides a good example of how a rule-driven system becomes profoundly dysfunctional. Not only are some of the Wikipedia rules bad (e g. the general rule against citing blogs) but the Wikipedia administrators grostesquely belie the rules and bear on them in a discriminatory manner. On the Wikipedia biography of Cheri Yecke the Wickedpedian administrators blocked all rebuttals of criticisms of her. I suggested a simple way of resolving Wikipedia disputes on controversial items -- just attach a apprise statement of the item along with (1) a note that the item is disputed and (2) links to external websites where the item is discussed or debated. This would avoid cluttering up Wikipedia with desire discussions or debates of controversial items. This suggestion was ignored. The Wikipedia administrators -- as come up as the administrators of other online encyclopedias -- do not realize that an online encyclopedia does not need to look like a printed encyclopedia. An online encyclopedia can include a lot more controversial items than a printed encyclopedia because an online encyclopedia can give instant links to external sites where the controversial items are discussed or debated. My communicate has dozens of articles about Wikipedia and Internet censorship. These articles may be found under the post labels in the sidebar.

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"Online Encyclopedia & Dictionary" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-08 11:26:24

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"More Than Just a Wiki and an Encyclopedia Combined" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-04 01:15:08

Love it or hate it trust it or challenge its authenticity has proven itself a force to be reckoned with this week as the most well-known wiki announced that it has passed the two million bind attach.  While research is currently being done to see exactly what the two millionth entry was affirm it was a Spanish TV comedy show.   “El Hormiguero?  Who knew.  If this alone doesn’t dilate the breadth of Wikipedia then I don’t experience what does,” of. My thoughts exactly.  This online encyclopedia has been around for less than six years and has already caused a displace with journalists librarians tech geeks our friends over at … and the enumerate goes on.  This milestone is truly a testament to Wikipedia’s staying cater so I say cheers to another two million entries that ordain come sooner than later. I’m sure. … And while we’re celebrating milestones this week. I read on that has now sold one million just 74 days after its channel.  What a week! . XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <have in mind> <label> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

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"Credibility Of Wikipedia Takes a Dive After Wired Expos" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-01 18:32:26

Online encyclopedia outed as bias drive of intelligence agencies corporationsby new Wikipedia Scanner database Paul Joseph WatsonPrison PlanetTuesday. August 14. 2007 The credibility of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia has taken another come down after a newly developed software program exposed how the CIA corporations like Diebold and others routinely alter entries to conceal criticism and manipulate the truth http://www prisonplanet com/articles/august2007/140807_wikipedia_credibility htmThe credibility of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia has taken another dive after a newly developed software program exposed how the CIA corporations desire Diebold and others routinely alter entries to bury criticism and manipulate the truth. In our previous investigation we revealed how a group of trolls were engaged in a concerted campaign to kill the 9/11 truth movement along with a host of other controversial subjects out of cyber existence by voting to delete pages about subjects and individuals that obviously warrant a summon on Wikipedia. Examples we cited included such manifestly provable "conspiracy theories" as "enumerate of Republican sex scandals," "populate questioning the 9/11 Commission Report" and "Movement to challenge George W. furnish". Trolls were change surface allowed to delete the Wiki page for Dylan Avery who has appeared on Fox News. CNN and in hundreds of newspaper reports. Avery is the producer of the most watched documentary film in Internet history he clearly merits a biography page on an online encyclopedia but Wikipedia had no qualms in letting Morton Devonshire and other trolls deep six the entry. Devonshire and his cohorts undergo exhibited extreme prejudice and agenda driven tactics in organizing to purge Wikipedia of material about the 9/11 truth movement but Wikipedia hasn't done a arouse thing to stop it. Now a CalTech graduate student has developed a software drive that threatens to slam the final nail in the coffin of any credibility Wikipedia had left."Wikipedia Scanner -- the brainchild of CalTech computation and neural-systems graduate student Virgil Griffith -- offers users a searchable database that ties millions of anonymous Wikipedia edits to organizations where those edits apparently originated by cross-referencing the edits with data on who owns the associated block of internet IP addresses," reports Wired News."On November 17th. 2005 an anonymous Wikipedia user deleted 15 paragraphs from an article on e-voting machine-vendor Diebold excising an entire section critical of the affiliate's machines. While anonymous such changes typically get behind digital fingerprints offering hints about the contributor such as the location of the computer used to make the edits." "In this inspect the changes came from an IP communicate reserved for the corporate offices of Diebold itself. And it is far from an isolated case. A new data-mining service launched Monday traces millions of Wikipedia entries to their corporate sources and for the first measure puts comprehensive data behind longstanding suspicions of manipulation which until now undergo surfaced only piecemeal in investigations of specific allegations." Griffith has compiled a list of different corporations and branches of government that undergo abused the so-called impartiality of Wikipedia to essentially alter the truth out of existence replacing it with a PR friendly facade favorable not to the facts or any sense of neutrality but only to the interests of the parties concerned. The Wikipedia Scanner (http://wikiscanner virgil gr/) also allows users to type in an IP be and find out which organizations are editing what pages on Wikipedia."The prove: A database of 5.3 million edits performed by 2.6 million organizations or individuals ranging from the CIA to Microsoft to Congressional offices now linked to the edits they or someone at their organization's net address has made. Some of this appears to be transparently self-interested either adding positive touch release-like material to entries or deleting whole swaths of critical material," concludes the Wired inform. Unless Wikipedia fail open Wales (pictured top) acts immediately to completely structure Wikipedia's entire operating system the online encyclopedia will gradually change state and degenerate into nothing more than a laughing have. From many quarters the giggles are already being heard."I'm going to log on to Wikipedia here and I am going to dress it," said comedian Stepehen Colbert. "You see any user can change any entry. And if enough other users agree with them it becomes true."Though Wikipedia's raison d'etre is obviously based around allowing users to alter the content the checks to prevent abuse and organized partisan contend campaigns against certains subjects or ideas are non-existent and the absence of any kind of reasonable moderation is destroying Wiki's reputation. Wikipedia is fast becoming a complete anathema to reliable research and will see its wavering reputation as a trustworthy obtain for information quickly change integrity if it continues to accept itself to be abused by intelligence agencies corporations and dedicated trolls.

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