Wikipedia
Qatar hired London-based PR firm to edit Wikipedia articles about its human rights violations
TBIJ alleges that Portland Communications - which was founded in 2001 by the now-director of communications for Keir Starmer - was contracted to carry out "shady, paid-for edits" on Wikipedia.
Wikipedia's Israel page now unequivocally states Jewish state is 'committing genocide'
Wikipedia deletes pages written by brother of slain Israeli hostage
Wikipedia's 'Gaza Genocide' article an example of how neutrality needs to be improved, founder says
Born, raised and educated in a vineyard
A garbled article on a prominent Israeli anchorwoman raises questions about Wikipedia.
Wikimedia tells Israelis to photograph heritage sites
For 4th year in a row, Wikimedia Israel is hosting competition in which both amateur and professional photographers can win prizes for pictures of any national heritage site in Israel.
Israel’s Wikipedians lead the way in education, technology
Israel’s local Wikimedia affiliate, one of 47 around the world, is leading in several exciting new initiatives.
Grumpy Old Men: Bitter souvenirs
An empty bottle and an old scar should remain signposts toward a dream rather than bookends to a dreadful saga.
Israeli technology enables Wikipedia video player
Wikipedia enables new video player, thanks to Israel’s Kaltura.
Human rights virtually regained
Introduction for the first Young Middle Eastern Leaders column for ‘The Jerusalem Post’
Obama – good for the Jews?
It’s time to ask the question through another lens to ensure Israel isn’t a partisan issue in US.
Ethics @ Work: Online piracy legislation is problematic
Realistically, passing the bill is not going to kill the Internet, and defeating it is not going to cost millions of jobs.
'Online piracy bills will change the Internet'
Stop Online Privacy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) will give “legitimacy to censorship," Wikimedia Israel spokesperson says.
Google supports, Twitter mocks Wikipedia blackout
Protesting US legislation its says harms Internet freedom, Wikipedia shuts down for a day; Google supports the cause, Twitter calls it "silly."