At least three definitions of Wikipedia can be made. These are: • A wiki website. The term wiki refers to a peculiar form of content publish- wiki ing on Internet. A wiki website is usually equipped with a set of scripts 1 and a database that stores not the mere content of any given page, but the whole history of edits it underwent to. Users can freely 2 edit the content of a page, or rollback a change of another user to a precedent state. • An on line encyclopædia. This is probably the most common definition on line encyclopædia for Wikipedia. The project is supported by the Wikimedia Foundation 3, that provides hosting to it, as well as to other community projects based on the wiki technology 4. Both the encyclopædic entries and the facil...
This thesis considers how Wikipedia justifies, structures, and legitimizes its production of knowled...
Wikimedia Foundation's wikis - first of all the Wikipedia project to create a free encyclopaedia - p...
Wikipedia is legendary as the amateur-built-and-run encyclo-pedia with articles on everything from G...
Wikipedia is the entry of amateurs into the world of encyclopaedias. Volunteerswith no background in...
Approximations, fausses informations, biais idéologiques : Wikipédia a dû répondre à de nombreuses c...
This thesis considers how Wikipedia justifies, structures, and legitimizes its production of knowled...
Wikipedia: an open encyclopaedia, free and written cooperatively An encyclopaedic collection in its...
Wikipedia is 16 years old this year. It is ranked the 5th most visited site on the World Wide Web. M...
Wikis are often considered to be the core platform of peer production. This chapter delineates their...
Based on the open-sourcing technology of wiki, Wikipedia has initiated a new fashion of hyperreading...
Wikipedia represents ‘the sum of all human knowledge’ and is becoming the authoritative source on th...
Wikipedia is a virtual organization. It is a phenomenon of the Internet culture, which attracts mill...
This thesis explores how people and technologies work together to coordinate and shape participation...
Wikipedia (wiki + encyclopaedia) is a multilingual, web-based encyclopaedia with free content. It is...
With the era of e-communication in full swing, changes are showing up across the board in publishing...
This thesis considers how Wikipedia justifies, structures, and legitimizes its production of knowled...
Wikimedia Foundation's wikis - first of all the Wikipedia project to create a free encyclopaedia - p...
Wikipedia is legendary as the amateur-built-and-run encyclo-pedia with articles on everything from G...
Wikipedia is the entry of amateurs into the world of encyclopaedias. Volunteerswith no background in...
Approximations, fausses informations, biais idéologiques : Wikipédia a dû répondre à de nombreuses c...
This thesis considers how Wikipedia justifies, structures, and legitimizes its production of knowled...
Wikipedia: an open encyclopaedia, free and written cooperatively An encyclopaedic collection in its...
Wikipedia is 16 years old this year. It is ranked the 5th most visited site on the World Wide Web. M...
Wikis are often considered to be the core platform of peer production. This chapter delineates their...
Based on the open-sourcing technology of wiki, Wikipedia has initiated a new fashion of hyperreading...
Wikipedia represents ‘the sum of all human knowledge’ and is becoming the authoritative source on th...
Wikipedia is a virtual organization. It is a phenomenon of the Internet culture, which attracts mill...
This thesis explores how people and technologies work together to coordinate and shape participation...
Wikipedia (wiki + encyclopaedia) is a multilingual, web-based encyclopaedia with free content. It is...
With the era of e-communication in full swing, changes are showing up across the board in publishing...
This thesis considers how Wikipedia justifies, structures, and legitimizes its production of knowled...
Wikimedia Foundation's wikis - first of all the Wikipedia project to create a free encyclopaedia - p...
Wikipedia is legendary as the amateur-built-and-run encyclo-pedia with articles on everything from G...