Note: This article has been updated with clarification directly from The Wikimedia Foundation.
It would appear that there is a new search engine from Wikipedia in the...
Roskomnadzor, Russia’s Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media (basically its internet watchdog) has been in the news quite a bit l...
Google changes its algorithm constantly, so an update is hardly newsworthy unless it causes major changes. Something pretty big apparently happened with the algorithm on June 17 -...
It's that time of year. Everybody's putting out their year-end round-ups. Sometimes they come in the form of lists. Sometimes they're videos. Sometimes both.
The Wikimedia Foun...
The Wikimedia Foundation lives on donations – that's how you can read the Wikipedia entry on World of Warcraft and not be bombarded with ads for Mountain Dew Code Red. And garnerin...
Okay, if this thing wasn't already getting out of hand (it was), it certainly is now. A Wikipedia link is reportedly being removed from Google search results as a result of Google'...
If you've been putting off donating to the Wikimedia Foundation, waiting to do so in a cryptocurrency, today's the day.
The Wikimedia Foundation, which is responsible for the i...
The Wikimedia Foundation announced that it successfully obtained orders preventing four sites, which advertise paid Wikipedia article editing, from using the Wikipedia trademark. T...
The Wikimedia Foundation unveiled a new look for Wikipedia and its other properties for tablets. There are similarities to the mobile web version you've already been seeing on your...
The Wikimedia Foundation announced changes to its terms of service to address the problem of black hat paid editing of content such as Wikipedia articles. With half a billion peopl...
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